A Frame Pool is a typical companion of midsummer and, depending on the size of the pool and the skill of the people building it, can be set up within approx. 1 - 3 hours.
A good connection between two types of pool
Frame pools combine, through the external frame, the stability of a steel wall pool with the flexibility of one Quick-Up Pools. They are built up quickly with the first rays of sunshine and quickly dismantled again after the summer months. However, compared to the quick-up pool, due to their larger volume, they offer significantly more water and bathing fun in your own garden.
Frame Pool Power Steel
The Frame Pool Power Steel from Bestway, like every frame pool, has the typical external tubular frame. However, its appearance is dominated by the pool liner with Rattan print.
This robust PVC pool liner forms the 549 x 274 x 122 cm large pool basin, which can be filled with up to 14,812 l of water. The cartridge filter system included in delivery ensures optimal filtering with a filter performance of 5,678 l/h. In addition to the filter system, the Bestway ChemConnect® chemical dispenser also ensures clean pool water by dissolving chlorine tablets evenly and distributing them throughout the pool.
In addition to the filter system and the dispenser, the scope of delivery also includes a safety ladder, a tarpaulin and a repair set.
Subsurface and care
Normally a frame pool does not require a foundation, however, due to the high water load, a strong and stable base should always be chosen. In addition to the pelvis, the supports should also be taken into account. These contribute significantly to stability and therefore also require a strong and stable surface. In addition, the surface should be absolutely flat and free of stones, roots or other sharp objects that could damage the pool liner. Recommended is therefore always a good pool underlay, either a floor fleece or tarpaulin or even pool underlay mats.
The care is similar to that of a steel wall pool. The water quality should be checked regularly, the water should be cleaned of coarse and fine dirt particles and the pool should be covered with a tarpaulin when not in use.
If the pool is dismantled again after the summer - unlike a steel wall pool, the pool should not be set up over the winter – the pool liner should be completely dried and cleaned before it is stored in its winter quarters. The frame parts should also be stored clean and dry over the winter.
So nothing stands in the way of pool fun next year.
