ColourTree Oval Navy Blue In Ground Winter Pool Cover Size:16 ft x 25 ft(Tarp Size 20' x 29'/ 4ft Overlap) reduces water evaporation to maintain SUPER-16x37-grey

Name: ColourTree Oval Navy Blue In Ground Winter Pool Cover Size:16 ft x 25 ft(Tarp Size 20' x 29'/ 4ft Overlap) reduces water evaporation to maintain SUPER-16x37-grey
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 1339074590
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.765000000000001 (13 reviews)

ColourTree Oval Navy Blue In Ground Winter Pool Cover Size:16 ft x 25 ft(Tarp Size 20' x 29'/ 4ft Overlap) reduces water evaporation to maintain SUPER-16x37-grey

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ColourTree Oval Navy Blue In Ground Winter Pool Cover Size:16 ft x 25 ft(Tarp Size 20' x 29' 4ft Overlap) reduces water evaporation to maintain SUPER 16x37 grey reduces water evaporation to maintain temperature and save energy 12 inches apart vertically Thickness: Comes with 3 thicknesses Includes: Steel cable and winch

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