Our New 24' Round Intex Metal Frame Pool features a 52" Super Tough 3-ply liner, supported by heavy-duty, powder-coated galvanized frames.
Average Customer Rating:
5 out of 5
3 of 3 (100%) customers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Intex Metal Frame Swimming Pools
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Best purchase,
April 4, 2009
By Libifrom Killeen, TX
Pros: Great pool for the price Cons: Filter system
"I have the pool for 5 seasons. I winterise every year. Never had any problems. I have to say I live in Texas, so here the winters are not so hard. I did purchase Pentair filter system. The little system will not clean the pool after winter. I love it, and when ever my pool give up, I will purchase it again."
Review 2 for Intex Metal Frame Swimming Pools
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
Great Investment,
March 21, 2009
By DMcRoreyfrom Texas
Pros: Lots of fun Cons: Grass
"We discovered last year that there is no warning on the instructions regarding grass. Protect your investment and purchase something to put under the pool that grass will not grow through. The grass grew through the bottom of our pool so we had to get a new liner this year. We just spent an additional $100 for heavy duty plastic to put under the liner. Hope this is the fix! Happy swimming everyone!"
Review 3 for Intex Metal Frame Swimming Pools
Overall Rating:
5
out of 5
great buy,
April 21, 2008
By brandyeriefrom Erie, Penn
Pros: easy up and down--large and lots of fun Cons: ground must be level !!
"We bought this pool 2 years ago and have had hours of fun and very little hassle with it.One thing that allows me to rate this pool higher is that we found it on sale for $650. It takes time, but considering size, set up and down does not take too long...about 1 1/2 to 2 hours. So far we have had no problems with the filtering system. Leveling ground took the longest as our lot is not and pool needs to be level within an inch to prevent stress on poles and liner, but once level we can set up each year on same spot. Cover that came with it was useless as it would sink down into the water and we could not remove it without spilling all the leaves and debre into the pool anyways--we opted to buy a solar cover. A must to take down each year and to store the liner in area the stays over 40 degrees F as I have seen these liners crack when in below freezing temperature.We have not set up yet this year but don't foresee any problems--I will edit after we do."
