IntexIntex Debris/Weather Cover for 12ft Frame Pools #28031

We got this cover for our 12ft overground pool and it fits perfectly. It's great quality and will be on for the winter months.

Excellent cover, fits perfectly on my 12ft Intex pool . Also helps to trap warmth in. And keep the bugs out. High recommend

It works really well in conjunction with a solar cover which floats and prevents this cover sinking (see other reviews). I also tie off the strings around two poles to avoid tearing, and tie them off in the direction of the prevailing wind to prevent it lifting. Yes it's not really heavy duty but it does stop debris getting in the pool.

Got this for our new pool and was a little worried as some of the reviews weren't good but it's a great fit, easy to pop on and off (my 8 year old figured out how to work it herself) no water Pilling in the middle. The string is however very long and it's hard to tie it fully tight but it stays on and it keep the pool nice and tidy

This might be the worst, cheapest pool cover I have ever had the displeasure to use. It feels like it's made of shopping bags, flys off at even the smallest hint of wind and is neigh on impossible to tighten up due to the fact there is no toggle. Not only this but its full of holes RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE! Which is exactly where the dirty water pools, essentially rendering this cover useless as all of the rain water full of dirt and debris flows right into your nice clean pool water. If you are looking at this thinking "ooo a nice cheap pool cover" think twice and just buy a slightly more expensive one I promise you won't regret it.If I could give zero stars I would...

Fits Intex 12ft frame pool perfectly. The material it is made of is suitable for purpose. It has faded a bit, but that is to be expected with the proximity to chlorine and sun. However, and most importantly, it will NOT stay put across the width of a 12ft pool without some significant retrofitting. Any wind will cause it to slide into your pool. The rope threaded around the edge serves little purpose except perhaps causing it to rip if someone tries to neatly tie it. The drain holes work to stop water build up on top, but that isn't relevant if it's slipped into the pool and sunk (or blown away) already. So in essence if you are not prepared to spend a bit of time and more money strengthening it I wouldn't waste my money buying it at all. The cover is jointed across the diameter (no issue there just BTW), and around the pool edge. The sewn joints around the diameter (edge) are easily pulled to expose the thread and will tear - but read on if you're not put off. There is some hope for this cover, if like me you weren't able to find a suitable alternative cover that could keep the pool covered when not in use. With significant modifications this cover can be a made into a durable solution (2-3 seasons - I hope). This is what I did:I have reinforced all the joints with jointing tape, made a cross-pool support, and added grommets with rope ties to hold it firmly in place - these modifications have more than doubled the final cost of the cover, but it now withstands very strong winds without coming off. I would be able to reuse some of the extra expense on a new cover when this one gives up.

Great item cannot fault.

Protecting my pool perfectly