Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pool Cover Reel, Aluminum Solar Cover Reel 18 ft, Inground Swimming Pool Cover Reel Set with Rubber Wheels and Sandbags, Fits for 4-18 ft Width Swimming Pools

This works well. Took a but about 30-45 minutes to assemble and get everything hooked up but it works quickly and effectively

Directions for assembly were a little vague but everything went together well.

This was very easy to set up for two people. Works will with my cover and find it is working as described. Totally recommend!!

I’ve had this for a few years now. It works great and still looks new! It’s high enough that I can swim under it so I don’t have to remove it from the pool to use it.

Great product Works great

I just got this so I can't say how long it will last, however, the components look sturdy. Ny nephew put it together in about a half hour. I was really pleased with the general construction. Seems heavy enough to withstand the wind. I received just one box and everything was inside, roller was in a separate box inside the first box. I am 70 year female and can put the cover on and off with ease, move the roller closer to pool and then move it back out of the way.

We've gone through 3 rollers, this one has better attachments for the solar cover. I love this one, so easy to roll up.

it's light weight but sturdy to use. we have covered the pool over the winter period and have had 60 miles per hour winds and the system was sturdy enough to hold, although some weights were needed. it is easy to roll on and off the cover easily.

For the price I was impressed by the quality of the parts. Everything appeared to be manufactured with tight tolerances, allowing the plastic, aluminum and steel parts to fit together well. Lots of thought went into clever design details. Stainless steel hardware seems to be high quality and hopefully will resist pool water corrosion. Assembly instructions were pretty good; a couple of places need some improvement eg a diagram shows dimensions X, Y, and z2, but the instructions don't explain the relevance of those parameters, and a table below has data that ambiguously refers to "pool width" which seems like it should correspond with dimension X, but actually means dimension Y, which is the width of the reel (a bit wider than the pool). But overall assembly was straightforward. The unit seems to operate smoothly. Hope it lasts!

Functions as expected