Martinique 15ft 52" Deep Round Above Ground Pool Set (NB3110) (2023)

FAQs

What is the actual depth of a 52 pool? ›

You typically fill a pool 4 inches from the top and have sand on the bottom so those pools actually held 3'6” of water. Many people wished they were deeper so the manufacturers started making 52 inch tall pools so that they would hold nearly 4 feet of water at 3' 10”.

The deepest above-ground pool available is the Intex 36-Foot by 16-Foot by 52-Inch Above-Ground Pool. The four-foot depth may not seem like a lot, but in the world of above-ground pools, it's tough to find deeper floors.

A 24-foot diameter pool is the most popular size for a round above ground model, while 15 by 30 feet is a common choice for oval-shaped pools. However, you'll find round sizes everywhere between 8 and 33 feet. Oval pools range up to 21 by 41 feet but can be customized to stretch much longer.

A recreational pool needs a large shallow area. Most pool steel walls are 42” high and the water level is about 4” lower—halfway or a bit higher into the skimmer. That means 38” standard shallow end, and typically a 6-foot deep end.

Most “fun” pools should have a minimum depth of three feet to accommodate for both adults and children, and a maximum depth of four to five feet, for safety. Swimmers who swim laps seriously should look for a minimum depth of five feet, and a length of 25 meters.

Many pool owners, who want the experience of deeper water, opt for a dish-type dig in the center of the pool. The standard vinyl liner will typically allow for an added depth of 3-4 inches using this procedure. However, an "expandable" liner can be obtained which will accommodate a pool depth of up to six feet.

But in-ground pools have advantages, such as ease of entry, ease of maintenance and the fact that in-ground installations keep water temperatures more stable. Plus, they're better looking. Which prompts the question: Is it OK to put an above-ground pool in the ground? The answer is yes, you can.

Inflatable swimming pools are the least expensive, easy to maintain, and simple to set up. They require an air pump for inflation, but there's not much to it after that. Depending on the pool's size, setup can be completed in less than 1 hour. Some inflatable pools don't need a filter or chemicals for maintenance.

Can you get an above ground pool with a deep end? ›

Luckily, above ground pools can have both shallow and deep ends, just like an in-ground pool. Another pool option that is gaining popularity is the semi in-ground pool design.

15' Above Ground Swimming Pools are the perfect fit for those with a small to mid-size family or with a limited amount of space. These quaint above ground pools will comfortably fit 3 average sized adults to swim, float and play.

The number one reason homeowners choose round above ground pools over ovals is the price. While that may not be shocking, just how much can be saved overall might be. Round pools provide more swimming area at a lower price meaning you're getting the best price per gallon.

So, what is the average size of a residential swimming pool? Most backyard pools are between 10 to 20 feet wide by 20 to 40 feet long and 6 to 8 feet deep. Check out these swimming pool options and how to determine the best size pool for you.

If the pool will be used purely for leisure, a deep end is probably not necessary. On the other side of that, a higher activity pool would probably benefit from having a deep end. Also, consider pool games, such as volleyball, which are most commonly played in the shallow end of the pool.

The depth of a competition swimming pool may be the most significant factor in making it fast. Generally speaking, deeper water is faster for competitive swimming, but it cannot be too deep. Shallow water causes waves to bounce or reflect off the bottom of the pool, causing turbulence.

Lounging. If you plan on just relaxing in your pool, we recommend a depth of between 3-4ft. This will be deep enough for you to casually swim around while still being able to touch the bottom of the pool.

Ideal Safe Height For Adults

Most people are satisfied with the standard depths of 3-5 feet in a pool with multiple depths but it cannot be a right decision if you and your spouse's height are not suitable to those pool depths.

It's recommended having a depth fewer than six feet to meet most pool needs. For a family of six to eight people, an 18 foot by 36-foot pool is recommended. This should be sufficient to avoid crowding and allow for the playing of games. Rectangle shaped pools look best for this size.

Sand is the recommended base for an above ground pool, but not all sand is the same. Different types of sand are used for different applications. And it's important to use the right one for your above ground pool. Moulding Sand: Also called foundry sand, this sand binds together more closely when moisture is added.

What do you put under pool to level the ground? ›

Most home improvement stores carry bags of sand that are uniform in texture, which will help keep the ground level. Homeowners will want to use a rake to form a 1- to 2-inch layer of sand. Once the sand is spread, it will need to be tamped down with the hand tamper or rolling tamper.

A traditional above ground pool is not designed to be buried. The thin steel or aluminum wall of traditional above-ground pools gets its strength from the pressure of the water. It is not strong enough to withstand the force of the ground pushing back against it as well.

A: It's not a good idea to drain an above ground pool for winter. Snow, ice, extreme cold and errant debris will likely cause significant damage to a pool sitting out exposed to the elements. It's also expensive and time consuming to refill and chemically balance a new pool full of water in the spring.

The Basics: How Long Does the Average Above Ground Pool Last? In general, the average above ground pool will last between 7 and 15 years.

The market average life of an above ground pool may be shorter than you think at about 7-15 years. However, when you buy from a quality brand and maintain your pool properly it will last many years longer than that. After all, you can't expect much if you buy a piece of junk and let it rust in the yard.

CaliMar pools are the strongest, longest lasting models of pools on the market and all carry an unprecedented 8 Year - 100% warranty along with a Lifetime warranty on the above ground pool liners.

Due to the 54" walls these pools will have depths ranging from a true 48" water depth to 52".

48” PANELS are more popular with older kids and adults as this height provides a deeper shallow end depth of 3'10”; perfect for pool sports, such as volleyball or water polo!

The water level will be approximately 6 to 8 inches below the height of the wall. "" That would make the water anywhere from 40"" to 42"" deep. I hope this is helpful information.

The depth of a pool is calculated by measuring the distance between the water level and the pool floor.

Can above ground pools have a deep end? ›

Luckily, above ground pools can have both shallow and deep ends, just like an in-ground pool.

Many pool owners, who want the experience of deeper water, opt for a dish-type dig in the center of the pool. The standard vinyl liner will typically allow for an added depth of 3-4 inches using this procedure. However, an "expandable" liner can be obtained which will accommodate a pool depth of up to six feet.

Overview. Keep the whole family cool this season with a backyard pool set that comes with everything you need for endless summer fun: the Intex 20' x 48 inch Ultra Frame Pool Set. This round framed pool is 20 feet in diameter and 48 inches tall, allowing it to hold up to 7,947 gallons of water.

The depth of water in feet (meters) shall be plainly and conspicuously marked on the vertical pool wall at or above the waterline.

Which prompts the question: Is it OK to put an above-ground pool in the ground? The answer is yes, you can.

An above ground pool needs to be setup on level ground. Manufactures typically state a pool should be level within an inch, while those who are OCD may try to do even better. An above ground pool that is off level by 3 inches or more is unsafe.

Round Pools

Just divide the pool's diameter by two to get the radius, then add six inches for the frame. Put a stake in the center, and measure your string to that length.

Measuring your pool

When you are measuring to determine the length, width or diameter of the pool, take the measurement from the inside of the pool, wall to wall. Also, you should be measuring at the height of the water line on the pool wall.

Should I get a deep end in my pool? ›

If the pool will be used purely for leisure, a deep end is probably not necessary. On the other side of that, a higher activity pool would probably benefit from having a deep end. Also, consider pool games, such as volleyball, which are most commonly played in the shallow end of the pool.