Customer Reviews for VEVOR ft 16x32 Pool Safety Cover, Green

The cover seems to be made out of strong quality material, but time will tell. Installation wasn’t that hard but the instructions could use some better measurement information for the drilling of the anchors.

Ripped 2 weeks after installation.

As of this time i am completely satisfied with my cover, it is a great deal compared to what pool companies would charge to install.

Great cover for the price and installation was a breeze!

I had not purchased a safety pool cover in the past because they ran between $2-3K. I got this one for $408 and figured it was worth a try. It’s excellent quality and can be installed in a couple hours. One concern when buying these covers is that when it wears out, the next cover won’t have the same tie down points. At $410, I went ahead and bought a second on and put it on the shelf for when I need it. The cover is going on it’s 2nd year and still looks great.

Make sure you have 2 people

Installed in October 2022 on a custom shaped pool. Not rectangular. The cover seems well made and is performing well thus far. Squirrels are supported when they get on it. Successfully keeping tree and lawn debris out of pool while not pooling water on top during windy days. So far so good.

Pro:Quality material of cover and springsLooks good after installationCon:Somewhat difficult to accurately position the anchorsMust have a strong back to drill all the anchor holesSpring installation tool bent at the end

Very easy to install worked my existing pegs........... .

I was very impressed with the quality of this cover for the price. Looks just like my neighbor’s loop lock cover he paid $3,000 for. We rented a hammer drill from Home Depot for $50 and drilled all the holes and had the cover installed in about 2.5 hours. It went very smooth per the instructions. If I get 2-3 years of use out of it, it will be worth it, just to keep the leaves out, but I could easily see it lasting 5-6 years. If taken care of properly. The fabric of the cover itself was a lot better than I was expecting. We had to make an adjustment at our spa where two straps we had to drill outside the spa then use a couple tie- down straps to hook the springs to reach the anchors. But not a problem to accommodate a non-custom cover that loop-lock wanted $3,600 for. I think my total for this cover was about $450 plus the $50 drill rental. Looks great. Happy Camper! Great DIY project.