Eliminator Above Ground Winter Pool Cover Installation (2014) - From Pool Supplies Canada.ca
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2014
- The Eliminator is the industry's best Above Ground Pool Winter cover - it's unlike any other in the market! In this video, learn how to install the Eliminator Above Ground Winter Pool Cover from Arctic Blue Covers - www.poolsuppliescanada.ca/arc...
A blue mesh line runs down the center of the Eliminator cover. During the winter, ice and snow envelop the cover weighing it down in the center. As the snow melts in the spring, the water filters through the mesh line. As a result, the cover slowly rises. When the ice has melted, the cover is stretched tightly across the pool. Any debris, leaves or dirt dry up and simply blow away!
Your cover is clean and free of debris. Simply unhook the straps, rinse it off and fold it up. Your pool water is leaf free. You save hours of time and hard work. No more pumping water off your cover! No more piles of leaves in your pool!
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Great video helped me close my pool 3 years now. Bought a house that came with pool and eliminator cover. This video tells you exactly what to do.
Thanks for watching!
I live in the north of Canada, will this work here? Somehow i don't beleive this would as we get very freezing temperatures
I am from the Edmonton area. This will be our first year with an above ground pool. Did you find a winter cover that works for our winters?
Hi Alain and Helene, depending on what your temperatures drop to on average, you might not be able to use this cover due to the lower level you should drain your pool to; our above ground pool closing guide on our website will tell you how to properly close your pool to account for harsher conditions. You may read the guide here: www.poolsuppliescanada.ca/psc-ag-closing-checklist.pdf
@@alainbriand3531 dont get it. You will be drilling holes in your frame. The holes will wapp out and then you have to make new holes when they do. Causes the frame to rust
D S I also see the plastic u brackets getting very brittle in just a year or two
@@chief5981 It seems like an upgrade to the galvanized steel brackets may be a good idea. The plastic ones will get destroyed by the sun
i installed the u brackets to the side of the pool walls with the 3.5 inch self drilling screws but im worried i will have to plug all those holes after winter, must be around 30 holes should i use the same silicone on the holes from the screws that went thru the liner and will it stick to the inside liner?
Aren’t you supposed to leave the u brackets once there installed and just feed your rubber strap through the u brackets?
Yes - you would want to leave the brackets installed in the off season, this will make re-installing the cover next season very quick!
no screws are supposed to go in the thin wall of your pool so your liner should not be punctured. If you put it in the thin wall you'll need to replace the liner
I was joking,but ots sad to know there are some that would do something like that
@@softmetals3702 haha okay good
Is this cover available to ship to usa?
Hi Matthew - if you call our toll-free customer support number, we should be able to arrange to ship one to you! Our number is: 1-888-992-9952 - we're open to answer calls most Mondays - Fridays from 9am to 4pm EST.
Yes it is
Do you cover skimmer or not
With an Eliminator cover, the skimmer can be covered or left open - but by using the skimmer cover included with the cover, you will not need to fill your pool back up in the Spring time. Rain water and the water from melting snow will flow through the Eliminator's center mesh drain into the pool, filling it back up naturally over the off-season!