Looking for Answers about Generic 16' x 42" Inflatable Ring Pool?

You can get filters two to a pack at Walmart or Target. About $9.00. See your guidefor the number. Just walked into Target in their pool section and they had them.

That depends on the4 water condition. I would take a sample of the water to your local pool store. n Our pool store has a test they can run on your water to see what it is lacking or needs. It will tell you exactly what to add and how much. You may have to pay $5 but it is worth it not having to mess with the water conditions all summer.

We purchased the Intex saltwater filter to use along w/ the regular pool filter (to use salt instead of chlorine)...anyway, I can tell you that the saltwater filter only worked once & then "broke". We called the hotline listed in the owners manual, and they gave me a claim# and fax# - I faxed our receipt along w/ the claim#, and they sent us a brand new saltwater replacement filter system within a week. We didn't even have to return the broken one.

It IS Intex. I have this pool, purchased it from Walmart, exact same as photograph, specifications, etc. It has INTEX stamped on the side of the pool. On the back of the included manual, it has INTEX as the manufacturer.

TT X RADIUS SQUARED X DEPTH X 7.48 GALLONS PER CUBIC FEET= GALLONS OF WATER

3.1416 X (16/2)X (16/2) X 42"/12" X 7.48=

3.1416 x 8FT X 8FT X 3.5FT X 7.48=

5263.8 GALLONS

The ring is the only part that is blown up. The walls are very durable.

yes

This pool has 2 plugs for maintaining the pump and filter and yes all parts are able to be ordered if they need replacing.

Yes! Yes and Yes My nephews' dog jumped in our pool last summer and tore several large holes in the side that were actually easy enough to repair. it was the dozens of smaller holes he put in the inflatable ring around the pool by constantly "sitting at the bar" and eagerly gazing at the kids having fun that caused me to scrap the old pool

You should definitely check local laws, I know where we live fencing IS required. Also, aside from city/town laws, if anything happened your homeowners insurance might not cover things if you didn't have a fence around the pool. Risky.