Winter Warrior Mesh Inground Safety Pool Cover - for 16'x32' Pool - Blue

The cover feels well made and durable. All the materials feel solid and well built, and it looks nice after it's on. We bought this cover because trying to get the leaves off of the traditional ones that sit on the water is a nightmare every year. So far as the leaves are falling I can just blow them off with the leaf blower, which is fantastic.I put the anchors in with a corded hammer drill. Nothing super fancy, just a Craftsman one from the local hardware store. The bit size required is 3/4", and they get sunk around 2" into the concrete. Once they're in, the springs go over the screw studs pretty easily with the provided leverage tool.My biggest complaint would probably be the instructions. They aren't terrible, but they aren't great either. I have the version with the additional stair flap, and there are not measurements or instructions for that portion. They only show and cover the rectangle model. They also don't show the correct way anywhere in the instructions to thread the strap through the buckle and spring. I had to look that up elsewhere.Outside of the instructions though, I'm very happy so far. I was able to do the whole thing myself, and only need another person to pull the cover down the length of the pool. Certainly feels worth the money, especially compared to the price on the bigger name brand ones.One note: since I did a fresh install, I just matched the spacing for the existing straps. If this is a replacement, the straps are not exactly 5' apart, at least for the 16'x32' pool model with stairs. The actual distance on mine measured 5' 8". Just something to keep in mind if you already have anchors with a 5' spacing.

I've just received and installed the 20'x40' version of this pool cover and was pleasantly surprised at the quality considering the low price as compared to the more expensive covers that are available. Installation took a few hours since I did it all myself and I did have to spend around $100 on anchors since my pool is surrounded by a wood deck. Luckily, the mesh of the cover will float on the water somewhat and can be pulled up without and issue since the water will, of course, flow thru the mesh and back into the pool. Covering the pool with a solid tarp always took a few people to avoid the cover sinking into the pool.I'll have to see how the cover holds up to our rough Midwest winters since our property is somewhat open and we've lost multiple tarps and water bags to wind over the years, but I feel like this cover will do well based on it's construction.For the record, 28 anchors are required for the 20'x40' cover and I used "Poolzilla Pool Safety Cover Brass Anchor with Collar for Wood Decks" which were also easy to install.

Bought this several months ago and finally Installed it today to close the pool for the winter. Instructions were as expected. Not very clear but ultimately got the job done. Wasn’t clear which was the upside of the cover and of course installed it the wrong way initially. Also a little worried about some of the frayed edges and how durable it will be. Certainly will be fine for one year, but not sure about after the winter. Parts of the cover are already chafed And other edges are fraying plus There’s screwed up stitching on the straps. Hardware seems durable. Made of brass.

This pool cover fit great and was easy to install. We were lucky and the straps lined up very closely to the existing anchor spots. We only had to drill a couple of new holes to get it installed.

Customer service was great! I was missing a few parts. Which most likely got lost in transit, as there was a hole in the box when delivered. I reached out to the company and they were extremely helpful. They responded promptly, and the missing parts were delivered soon thereafter.This is a really great pool cover. It's very durable. Much heavier than some of the cheaper covers. The anchors hold the cover down securely. This will definitely last through several winters. It's a bit pricey but definitely worth the money.

This cover was $1,000 less than others were were looking at. After drilling new holes for the hooks it fits perfect! We love the mesh top that allows water to seep through.

This is nothing like the picture suppose to be a strap in center of step area and as you can see there was not doesn’t hardly have any over hang on sides as wellAlso I have purchased several covers before and they always lined up with the spring attachments and this cover did not

The media could not be loaded. Once I rented a heavy-duty Hammer Drill from Home Depot and used a V-shaped concrete drill bit head, it was easy to install. Without that, I wasted 4 hours of my time using a carbide drill tip and my neighbor's smaller hammer drill. I am very satisfied with the cover and it was way less expensive from this company. Also, I thought I was missing a small part and I called the company and they answered right away and sent it right away. Turns out I found the extra piece in my pocket. So nothing was missing and they have great customer service! Also, water seeps through it both ways which is a good thing. They include a special tool for when you need to open it or close each tie-down strap.