As a new pool owner, your first thought may be “I can’t wait to jump in and enjoy my pool!” Well of course, who wouldn’t? So here are tips you need to know to increase your pool knowledge and make sure your pool is always well-maintained, so you can spend more time enjoying your pool.
Knowing how big your pool is will ensure you apply the exact amount of chemicals required to maintain your pool.
Use the following to help calculate your pool volume.
Rectangular Pools – With Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Length x Width x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 7.5)/1.15) x 3.78
Rectangular Pools – Without Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Length x Width x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 7.5) x 3.78
Circular Pools – With Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Diameter x Diameter x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 5.9)/1.15) x 3.78
Circular Pools – Without Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Diameter x Diameter x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 5.9) x 3.78
Oval Pools – With Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Length x Width x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 5.9)/1.15) x 3.78
Oval Pools – Without Sloping Sides (Pool Volume in Litres)
((Length x Width x ((Depth of deep end + depth of shallow end)/2) x 5.9) x 3.78