Philadelphia Dog Pools For Sale

Above Ground Dog Pools Choices.

Our are used in many variations, For family dog pools, for dog daycare centers, dog dog jumping competition and more. Let your imagination be your guide. As always if you don’t see the size pool you are asking for, get a quote! (and make sure you note in the comments that it is for an above ground pools for dogs)

Above Ground Dog Pools Choices

We offer four styles of these pools at different price ranges, click here or scroll down to see the difference.

Liberty Dog Pools The best of the best with extreme support on the ground and the same great heavy duty liner. For commercial or home use. Can stand the “ruffest” use. Price and Info Heavy Duty Steel Frame – Dog Proof Liner – Heavy Duty Footing – 30 Year Warranty

Fijian Dog Pools The another  pool with a heavy duty frame  with more support on the ground and the same great heavy duty liner. – For Home And Commercial Applications Price and Info Heavy Duty Steel Frame – Dog Proof Liner – Enhanced Footing – 30 Year Warranty

Tahitian Dog Pools The most popular of styles with a heavy duty frame and the same great heavy duty liner.. Good for Commercial and Home Use.. Price and Info Heavy Duty Steel Frame – Dog Proof Liner – U-Pipe Footing – 30 Year Warranty

Caribbean Dog Pools Same Great Strong Liner as all of our pools with a standard frame work and u-pipe feet. Great for homes us with Dogs, Kids & More. Price and Info Standard Steel Frame – Dog Proof Liner – U-Pipe Footing – 30 Year Warranty

Above Ground Dog Pools Choices – Special Applications

Dock Dog Diving Pools Official sizes for dock dog competitions – great business idea! Price and Info   Available In Tahitian, Fijian and Liberty Style Pools

Dog Daycare Pools With Extra Strong Filters To Handle Multiple Dogs. Start your party today! Price and Info   Available In Tahitian, Fijian and Liberty Style Pools

Small Dog  Pools For little dogs, or dogs who think they are. An easy way to control the swimming situation of small dogs Price and Info   Available In Tahitian, Fijian and Liberty Style Pools

Above Ground Dog Pools Choices

 

Dock Dog Dog Diving Pools

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Paradise Pools Stand Up to the RUFFest Treatment

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Dog Pools!

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Comes Complete With

• Pool (frame and liner)
• Pump and Filter Matched to Size
• Hoses and Connections
• A Frame Ladder
• Skimmer

Above Ground Dog Pools Choices

Heater BTU Needs

How do you determine the correct gas pool heater BTU’s for  above ground pools?

The goal is to have a heater that has enough capacity to heat the pool to your desired level in a reasonable amount of time. Maintaining that temperature is a lot easier once the pool is up to temp.

First, the capacity of most pool heaters are rated in BTU’s or British Thermal Units. One BTU is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water, one degree F. And since there are 8.33 gallons of water per pound, it takes 8.33 BTU’s to raise one gallon of water, one degree F.

Now let’s calculate:

1. Determine the number of gallons in your pool (G).

2. Determine the amount in temperature that you want to raise the pool temp (the easiest way to figure this is to use the air temp as the minimum and the desired pool temp as the maximum) (Delta T).

3. Calculate the number of BTU’s needed (BTU) per gallon of water by multiplying step 2 x 8.33. Multiply this number times the gallons of water in your pool (G). This is the number of BTU’s to raise your pool temp from the minimum to desired temp.

4. Determine how FAST you want to be able to go from the minimum temp to the desired temp (in hours) (H).

5. Divide the total number of BTU’s from step 3 by the hours in step 4 to yield the BTU’S per hour that your heater will need to deliver.

6. Multiply Step 5 by a error factor of 20% and add to step 5. This is approximately the size of heater that you will need.

Heater BTU Needs

Example:

1. Assume pool volume, G = 10,000 gallons 2. Assume 80F desired pool temp and 60F air temp. Delta T = 80 – 60 = 20F 3. BTU’s per gallon x Delta T: 8.33 x 20 = 166.6 BTU’s per gallon. BTU/Gal x Gallons (G): 166.6 x 10,000 gal = 1,666,000 Total BTU’s. (Wow, seems like a lot!) 4. Assume I want to be able to warm the pool in two days of continuous operation = 48 hours. 5. Total BTUs / Hours: 1,666,000 / 48 = 34,708 BTU’s per hour. 6. (BTU/Hr x 20%) + BTU/Hr: 34,708 x 0.20 = 6,941 BTU’s 6,941 + 34,708 = 41,649 BTU’s per hour.

Now, most pool heaters come in a round number of BTU’s like 50,000, 100,000, 150,000, etc. You should select the closest size to your needs (usually on the higher side is best).

Hence, for this example, a 50,000 BTU heater would be more than adequate.

Obviously, you could also work these calculations backward to determine what Delta T you could handle given a certain size heater and pool size.

Heater BTU Needs

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