How do I find average depth?

Add the shallow and deep end depths and divide by two.

Why do I need pool volume?

Volume sets the dose for chlorine, shock, and other pool chemicals.

Enter the pool dimensions and average depth to calculate the water volume in gallons and cubic feet.

Estimates only. Round up and buy a little extra to account for waste, spills, and breakage.

Volume (gal) = length × width × average depth × 7.48. Cubic feet = length × width × depth.

How do I find average depth?: Add the shallow and deep end depths and divide by two.
Why do I need pool volume?: Volume sets the dose for chlorine, shock, and other pool chemicals.

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