Inflatable pools, for the whole family!

December 16, 2022

An inflatable pool is a cheaper and more convenient alternative to digging and building a large pool at home. Inflatable pools come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, colors, designs , and are equipped with unique features for maximum comfort and relaxation.

Things to consider when choosing inflatable pools!

Size:

The most important factor to consider when choosing an inflatable pool is size. You should think about both the number of people you want to accommodate in the pool and the space it will take up in your yard. In addition to the width of the pool, consider its depth as well.

Material:

Inflatable pools come in a variety of materials. The most durable are made from multiple layers of PVC and rubber. If you want an inflatable pool that will last through the next heat wave, choose a PVC/rubber composite.

Form:

The shape of the pool affects how you will be able to use it. While most include a rounded design, rectangular pools can also be found. The shape of your inflatable pool will be dictated in part by the space available to accommodate the pool.

Features of inflatable pools:

Children's activities:

Some inflatable pools are equipped with an assortment of entertainment items for children, such as water sprayers and volleyball nets.

Filter pump:

Some of the larger inflatable pools also include a filter pump. Using a pump will help keep the water in the pool clean and clear, free of dirt and other contaminants. Although it is not a requirement, having such a filter makes the inflatable pool more enjoyable.

Sun shadow:

Some inflatable pools come with an inflatable sunshade that goes over the top of the pool. This is a useful feature for those who want to keep the pool water cool or avoid the midday sun. Keep this in mind.

Do inflatable pools need chlorine?

No, inflatable pools do not require chlorine to stay clean and safe to use. There are alternative ways to keep pool water clean without the need for chlorine. However, chlorine is the most common way pool owners protect their water from harmful bacteria.

Although inflatable pools do not require the use of chlorine, it is one of the most common ways to keep pool water sanitary and safe for swimming. Chlorine is used to effectively kill bacteria in the water that can be harmful to swimmers.

Larger inflatable pools will benefit most from the use of chlorine. The alternative is a saltwater system, or filling the pool at regular intervals, which is much more expensive than using chlorine. Chlorine is recommended for these larger inflatable pools because of its ability to protect against bacteria.

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