PoolTux 16' x 24' Brown/Black Oval Ultra Premium Winter Cover for 12' x 20' Oval AG Pool Baduswimjet Pool Pumps Constructed with an ultra-tight scrim

Name: PoolTux 16' x 24' Brown/Black Oval Ultra Premium Winter Cover for 12' x 20' Oval AG Pool Baduswimjet Pool Pumps Constructed with an ultra-tight scrim
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47186047311
Price: 115.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6966 (11 reviews)

PoolTux 16' x 24' Brown/Black Oval Ultra Premium Winter Cover for 12' x 20' Oval AG Pool Baduswimjet Pool Pumps Constructed with an ultra-tight scrim

SKU 47186047311 · ★ 4.7

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PoolTux 16' x 24' Brown Black Oval Ultra Premium Winter Cover for 12' x 20' Oval AG Pool Baduswimjet Pool Pumps Constructed with an ultra tight scrim Constructed with an ultra tight scrim With a maximum pressure of 80 in Designed for maximum durability this winter cover features a commercial grade 14 x 14 scrim count and industry leading heavy coating for superior protection

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