Intex 28270 Rectangular Pool, without Filter Pump, 220 x 150 x 60 cm, blue

This Intex Metal Frame Rectangular Swimming Pool is excellent and has been a brilliant addition for hot weather. The frame feels sturdy and well-built, and once assembled it holds its shape really well even when filled. The rectangular design gives more usable swimming space compared to round pools, which makes it great for both kids and adults to enjoy. Setup is fairly straightforward, and the instructions are clear enough for a quick assembly. The pool liner feels durable, and overall it handles regular use without issues. It’s the perfect size for a garden setup and provides a really refreshing way to cool down in summer. Overall, it’s great value for money, strong, practical, and perfect for family fun at home.

This is year 2 of the pool and its holding up well. First off, we got this for a really good price last Summer. We went for just the pool itself as a couple of years before we got one of the circular ones with the inflatable top and that came with a basic filter but this was pretty poor. This time around, a lot of chlorine, manual skimming and occasional use of the pond vac to clean the floor and sides and do a bit of filtering! We've had to empty and refill once so far as it did sit neglected for a couple of weeks, so that was our fault. Pool is a good size for kids. I can sort of swim in it but do bang my knees on the bottom! Seems pretty sturdy and we have now assembled, taken apart, and re-assembled with no issues. We did find a small hole in the lining but it was quite crudely bundled up and shoved in a shed, so I'm not surprised. However, it's near the top and the supplied repair kit has so far done its job. Have noticed a bit of rust on the frame poles. This seems to be where they slot in to each other so I think the protective paint has been scraped off when inserting them and this is where a bit of rust has set in. Doesn't look too bad but only time will tell. I guess you could just treat the effected bits with Hammerite or something but I imagine the liner will go before the frame. Draining is a bit of a pain as the drain hole is not right at the base of the pool so you have a couple of inches of water left in the bottom. Some of this can be enticed down the drain by lifting the pool end up and generating some waves, but will certainly not get rid of all. For that you'll need to bucket out, or, use a pond vac if you have one. It's surprising how heavy even an inch of water is so you can't really take this apart properly until fully empty. For the price we paid, we were happy for it to last one long Summer. To get another is a bonus and to be fair, now we've done it, there's no reason to think it won't do next year at least either. The only thing I would say is drain it, clean it and store it before the weather turns. We didn't and it ended up sitting out in the garden for several weeks in the terrible Autumn weather. This resulted in a quite filthy liner and it took a lot of cleaning. Only downside for me is that I now want a bigger one. With a sand filter. And robo cleaner. And skimmer............

We’ve had this pool for 3 years now and have used it for 5 months continuously each year. Apart from a little inner surface rust on the frame, it still looks brand new. We use the intex c100 pump with the intex 3kW water heater. You must change the cheap filters every 2-3 weeks and use the water treatment tablets to keep the chlorine in the correct concentration window. Use a sieve to skim the water after every use and use the water dip sticks to check ph/chlorine/alkalinity. It’s really easy after the first summer practice. The water heater needs to dump about 15-20 kW into the water (3700 litres) to get it from about 18c ambient up to 28c. You’ll need to dump 10-15 kW per day into the water to maintain that 25-30c water temps depending on ambient air temp. Also, do buy the proper cover and the expensive bubble wrap water cover - it does keep at least 2c warmer the next day. This is an amazingly robust and easy pool to have endless fun in with the kids or with friends.

Great pool ! Had it for nearly a month now and no problems at all. I brought this for my daughter who absolutely Loves it and enjoys floating on her large doughnut inflatable. All the parts were in the box and the instructions were very straight forward and easy to read and put together, each poll has a letter/number on them that corresponds to the right parts, I would recommend placing all the parts out on the floor first so you can become familiar with them all, I did this and placed them all in the right order so when it come to A going to B I just picked up the right sections. The pool took me and my husband around an hour to put up, it was really quite easy once you got going, I would recommend finding a flat piece of land to start as this is the key when it comes to filling the pool with water. We had placed our pool at first in the middle of the garden so the sun would hit the pool all day and heat the pool up nicely but once we started filling we noticed that towards the end the pools would start to bow adding pressure to the sides, so we had to empty all the water out and place our pool at the bottom of the garden were it was relatively more flat ground. I would also recommend buying a ground sheet as added protection. The one I got was so large I could double it up :) The overall pool is very sturdy and well made. The pool sheet is thick and not flimsy, I would say that for added stability I found that placing the poles that go to the ground over the pole joins that go around the pool very beneficial as it give it that added strength, as I found if you don't it will bow at those points. It didn't take long at all to fill this pool with water I would say around a couple of hours. If you want to heat the pool in a free way I found that by placing black bin bags on the top of the water heats the pool up nicely :) The only negative I would say is that I wish it had a bit better water drainage system as when the water gets to a certain level it wont empty anymore and you will need to do it by hand. Overall so far so good, I am pleased beyond my expectations with this pool, Such a good buy :)

Nice one.. best quality.. Beter if provide option for water cleaning..

Sturdy! We sat on the corners when only soaking our legs. Set up was easy with the help of my mom. Make sure the area you will place it is level. We placed it on the grass, it was easy to move around when empty. once its filled a couple of inches you can see if its level or not. We loved it and whoever saw it always asked where we got it. I saw a few videos on youtube regarding maintaining it, bought pucks, brushed it daily but once I got a dollarstore tarp for it the maintenance was cut down a lot! It was covered nightly and when not in use. We only needed to change the water once - it was not covered, rained all week and the water went green. I also got a special sponge to pick up oils etc. Get a basic pump to keep it clean and inviting. Well worth the investment. Can't wait until next summer! I have yet to pack it up this year so will update if any issues.

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Very good quality but little heavy to handle with the help of 2 people you can create a good kiddie pool or a puddle during holi... and enjoy family time

Der Sommer traf uns völlig unerwartet... ;-) Bisher begnügte sich der Nachwuchs mit einem Planschbecken, doch nach 3 Tagen wurde das Wasser und die Poolwände bereits grün und luden nicht mehr zum planschen und erfrischen ein. Dieses Spiel wiederholt sich nun seit 3 oder 4 Jahren, gerade wenn Mama und Papa das Vergnügen teilen wollen, muss man sich überlegen das Vergnügen auszubauen... So sollte dieses mal ein Poolset her, mit Pumpe und Abdeckung. Vom Platz bot sich die Terrasse an und eine Rechteckige Form. Amazon bot hier ein Kompettset von Intex an das wir dankbar bestellten. Für den Pool waren 69,90€ zu zahlen, ein Preis der mit einer guten Verarbeitung und Qualität daher kommt. Der erste Eindruck war sehr gut! Alles bestens verpackt und der Zusammenbau gestaltete sich ebenso als sehr gut umsetzbar ohne Stundenlang die Bedienungsanleitung lesen zu müssen. Der Pool: Der Pool besteht aus einer festen PVC Gewebe und macht einen sehr stabilen, wertigen Eindruck! Der Aufbau war auch alleine sehr gut zu bewältigen. Für den Pool sollte man PVC Matten oder eine Bodenfolie dazu kaufen. Ich habe dafür 1cm dicke Matten verwendet. Vorher hatte ich schmal und dünne verwendet (wie auf den Bildern noch zu sehen), allerdings konnte die Form der Terrassenplatten sich durchdrücken, deswegen kann ich die Bodenfolien oder dünne Platten nicht empfehlen. Für die PVC Matten mit 60x60cm und 1cm Stärke kann man noch einmal mit 70€ rechnen. Diese schützen den Pool und die Folie allerdings nachhaltig. Die Anschlüsse sind ebenso einfach gestaltet und man kann eine Pumpe sehr gut anbringen, allerdings machen die Anschlüsse für den Schlauchanschluss einen schwachen Eindruck, wenn eine Pumpe angeschlossen ist. Daher habe ich die Anschlüsse mit Holzlatten etwas unterstützt um den Druck auf die Außenhaut zu minimieren. Die Bilder zeigen allerdings den Anschluss einer Sanfilteranlage, da sind die Schläuche sowieso etwas schwerer... Was man bei dem Pool beachten muss, die Innenmaße liegen an den Stützen innen gemessen bei 1,83 x 2,84m. Natürlich ist die Folie des Pool etwas Bauchig, so dass hier etwas mehr zu veranschlagen ist. Das Außenmaß mit den Stützen ist etwas mehr, 2,30 x 3,35m von Stütze zu Stütze als Komplett Maß. Zum Pool kann ich eigentlich nichts weiter sagen, er ist völlig zu empfehlen und verdient 5 Sterne!