What Size Is Your Pool?

Knowing how many gallons of water are in your pool is the very first step you need in order to keep your pool clean and treated properly. The capacity of your pool will determine the amount of chemicals and treatments available to maintain a healthy, safe and beautiful water haven for you and your family.

For all inground pools, your average depth can be calculated by using the follow:

Deep End (feet) + Shallow End (feet) / 2 = Average Depth

Please see the charts below to help you find out the capacity of your pool.

ABOVE GROUND SWIMMING POOL GALLONAGE CHART

	Pool Depth			Pool Depth
POOL SIZE	48 Inches	52 Inches	POOL SIZE	48 Inches	52 Inches
12 FT ROUND	3,500 gal	4,000 gal	12 FT X 24 FT OVAL	8,000 gal	8,500 gal
15 FT ROUND	5,500 gal	6,000 gal	15 FT X 24 FT OVAL	9,300 gal	10,000 gal
18 FT ROUND	7,600 gal	8,300 gal	15 FT X 30 FT OVAL	12,000 gal	13,000 gal
21 FT ROUND	10,000 gal	11,000 gal	16 FT X 32 FTOVAL	14,000 gal	15,000 gal
24 FT ROUND	14,000 gal	15,000 gal	18 FT X 33 FT OVAL	16,000 gal	17,000 gal
27 FT ROUND	17,000 gal	19,000 gal	21 FT X 41 FT OVAL	23,000 gal	25,000 gal
28 FT ROUND	18,500 gal	20,000 gal
30 FT ROUND	21,000 gal	23,000 gal

IN GROUND SWIMMING POOL GALLONAGE CHART

	Average Pool Depth
POOL SIZE	5 Feet	6 Feet	7 Feet	8 Feet
10 FT X 20 FT	7,500 gal	9,000 gal	10,500 gal	12,000 gal
12 FT X 20 FT	9,000 gal	10,800 gal	12,600 gal	14,400 gal
12 FT X 24 FT	10,800 gal	13,000 gal	15,000 gal	17,300 gal
14 FT X 28 FT	14,700 gal	17,600 gal	20,500 gal	23,500 gal
15 FT X 30 FT	16,900 gal	20,300 gal	23,600 gal	27,000 gal
16 FT X 24 FT	14,400 gal	17,300 gal	20,100 gal	23,000 gal
16 FT X 32 FT	19,200 gal	23,000 gal	26,800 gal	30,600 gal
16 FT X 36 FT	21,600 gal	25,900 gal	30,200 gal	34,500 gal
18 FT X36 FT	24,300 gal	29,200 gal	34,000 gal	38,800 gal
18 FT X40 FT	27,000 gal	32,400 gal	37,700 gal	43,100 gal
20 FT X40 FT	30,000 gal	36,000 gal	41,900 gal	47,900 gal
25 FT X45 FT	42,000 gal	50,500 gal	58,900 gal	67,300 gal

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