Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pool Safety Cover Fits18x36ft Inground Safety Pool Cover Green Mesh with 4x8ft Center End Steps Solid Pool Safety Cover for Swimming Pool Winter

I installed this myself. Once you figure out where you going to place the drills; you good. So far I’m happy with it.

Well constructed and sturdy. Well worth the money. We will see how it holds up over the winter.

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I didnt want to pay 3k for a new brand name loop lock so I opted to try this. Pleasantly surprised! It is tedious to put on 28 anchors but better than 5 dollars an anchor my pool guy would charge! Overall it fit perfectly.. we will see how it holds up in the indiana winter.

Great price and fit good after figuring out the installation. The instructions that came with it was not helpful. Luckily my previous cover had me prequalify to install the new one. None of the old drilled in anchors aligned so it was drilling new locations for the tie down anchors.

Installed it in Guatemala where we have heavy rain strong winds And so far doing a great job my pool has have clean water ever since no more bugs, dirt, and frogs the chlorine last forever

Precio accesible fácil de intentar se necesita 2 personas para aserlo gracias

Looking for cover for kidney safe pool but after check and found this on Amazon and read some mix review but too many people happy with this , than I decided to try it . It’s very easy installation, you don’t need expert for that just need Hummer drill. I like this cover and looks strong as they advertised. Thank you !

I was pleasantly surprised! Some of the previous reviews made me a bit hesitant, but after installing my cover I could see that they might have come from some who are less experienced with pools. I had to install the new anchors because my existing ones didn't line up. I would suggest using water to cool your drill bit after each anchor hole because your bit can get hot and not drill as well. I also used a smaller bit to drill a pilot hole to keep the larger bit from heating up as fast and from going off course. You will need a hammer drill, 3/4 inch & 3/8 inch concrete drill bit, and a hammer. I'm very pleased with the whole experience. Thank you