Blue Wave BWC752 Bronze 8-Year 20-ft x 40-ft Rectangular In Ground Pool Winter Cover,Dark Navy Blue
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Blue Wave BWC752 Bronze 8-Year 20-ft x 40-ft Rectangular In Ground Pool Winter Cover,Dark Navy Blue

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Product ID: 1091216
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Details

  • Size
    45' x 25'
  • Color
    Dark Navy Blue
  • Material
    Polyethylene
  • Brand
    Blue Wave
  • Product Dimensions
    540"L x 300"W
🌞Black underside limits algae growth
🔒Secure 4-ft overlap & locking winch
🛡️8-year durability

Description

🌀 Winter-proof your pool with style and strength!

  • LOCKDOWN FIT - 4-foot overlap with metal grommets and steel cable ensures a taut, tear-resistant cover.
  • ALGAE BLOCKER - Dark navy blue top with black underside reduces sunlight, preventing algae buildup.
  • SEASON LONG SHIELD - 8-year polyethylene strength guards your pool through every winter.
  • TAILORED FOR YOUR POOL - Custom 20x40 ft size with integral loops for 16 water tubes guarantees a perfect fit.
  • EFFORTLESS INSTALLATION - Strategically placed grommets every 2 feet and locking winch make setup a breeze.

The Blue Wave BWC752 is a heavy-duty, 8-year lifespan winter cover designed specifically for 20x40 ft rectangular in-ground pools. Crafted from durable polyethylene with heat-sealed seams and a 7x7 scrim count, it offers superior protection against sun, snow, and debris. Its dark navy blue color with a black underside minimizes algae growth, while a 4-foot overlap, metal grommets, steel cable, and locking winch system ensure a secure, stretch-resistant fit season after season.

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Specifications

Mount TypeManual
ShapeRectangular
ColorDark Navy Blue
PatternPool Cover
Style NameCustom
Closure TypeDrawstring
Additional FeaturesLightweight
Material TypePolyethylene (PE)
Product Care Instructions[ASSUMPTION] Clean regularly, store in a cool, dry place during off-season
Size20 by 40-Feet
Item Dimensions L x W540"L x 300"W

Have a Question? See What Others Asked

How much does 20x44ft weigh?
my pool is 32 feet and 10 inches long and 16 feet and 5 inches wide, is the 18 x 36 the right size
can I use this cover for an inground pool wihout water? its got a ripped liner, and needs some protection from the winter.
Are these covers really the size they are supposed to be? I am seeing a few buyers who have said the covers were too small.

Reviews

3.5

All from verified purchases

X**E

This was okay, with no rips over the winter season.

This was rather thin very large. Maybe it was too large for the pool but I folded up the edges and put another tarp on top of it, for the winter.One year went by and it's still holding up good.Not so sure about how it will hold up next year or the year after that. Just crossing my fingers.

A**.

Don't buy from this company ... rapid deterioration and the warranty is worthless

The BWC752 8-year warranty cover as installed on the pool in October 2024. In January, we noticed that the fabric of the cover was deteriorating, and the fabric laminations was developing small square holes. This was happening on all areas of the cover; on the apron where the water bags are located, and on the curved surface from the edge of the pool to where the rain water gathers. In coastal NC, UV affects tarps and covers over time, but never have we seen a cover deteriorate so quickly. So we submitted a warranty claim ... below is the most hilarious reason ever given to deny a claim:As your pool is 18x36’ and the cover is 20x40’, this leaves 2x4’ of extra material. Over time, rain, snow, ice, and other kinds of debris collect in the center of the cover, and because the cover is so much larger than the pool, this causes it to sag in the center more than it was designed to do, holding more weight than it was designed to hold. B Glynn, Bluewave Products.In reply, I sent a diagram showing the stress strain curve of the cover and the following note (see photos):Dear Brendan, The sag on the cover is not to a function of the border width as you claim but the depth of the pool water. Our pool is always pumped out to 12” freeboard. The pool is covered as normal and secured using water bags (as shown in the photo). The water that gathers does not cause any sag in the center as you suggest: water is a fluid that behaves according to the force of gravity, and will always remain flat. Unless you have a cover that has created some form of polar vortex, there cannot be any sag in the center of a pool (at least not on Planet Earth).And your claim “because the cover is so much larger than the pool, this causes it to sag in the center more than it was designed to do, holding more weight than it was designed to hold.” is so far out in left field that it made me gasp! The weight carried on the cover (and therefore the downward force exerted) is a function of the area of the pool (in this case 18ftx36ft). For each inch of rainwater, the weight of water is 3,370 pounds, distributed over 648 sq. ft. (providing a force of 5lbs per sq ft on the stress strain radius). The weight CANNOT VARY ACCORDING TO THE SIZE OF THE COVER ONLY THE SIZE OF THE POOL.The failures of your cover are clearly delamination of the fabric and it is occurring within the strain radius, as well on parts outside of the stress/strain radius such as the parts of the cover underwater, and on the border area. Clearly, your company is using a material poorly suited for purpose.

C**G

pool cover

I do not expect to get even 3 years use out of this cover. I have had other covers in the past 20 yeas that were called heavy duty that did not last past the 3 year mark. So this one is a very light weight material, and I do not see how it could be called an 8 year cover, but time will tell

M**9

This product was a perfect fit for my 14' x 30' rectangle pool

This product was a perfect fit for my 14' x 30' rectangle pool. Please know that this product has a 5' overlap, meaning that the actual dimensions for this product is 21' x 37'. The overlap is necessary and convenient because you want to have some lag that allows the cover to "droop" into the pool and touch the top surface of the water, and so you have enough of the cover material to weigh down so the wind doesn't blow it out of place. The material itself is decent, it is not going to be super thick, but feels tough enough to withstand a few winter usages if maintained properly. You get what you pay for in this case, and for this low price when compared to other vendors, it was an excellent deal. This is the first year so it's all good so far.Note: I had help unfolding the cover since it is large. I laid the cover out in the sun for a whole day to try and get rid of the creases that formed when the cover was packed. Instead of buying expensive water tubes, which all have received horrible reviews for their quality, I went to the nearby home improvement store and bought 10 of their 5-gallon buckets to use as the weight to hold down the cover. In order to minimize friction/damage to the cover, I cut out square pieces of 1-inch styrofoam and placed it between the cover and buckets.Blue Wave Bronze 8-Year 16-ft x 32-ft Rectangular In Ground Pool Winter Cover

M**R

Junk…

Don’t buy this is fell apart after one winter… I just opened our pool and when trying to pull it off the pool the thing ripped into shreds…

E**K

Budget Friendly Cover

Fall 2019: I bought this because of the low price and it’s a breeze to install. I’ll eat my hat if it last eight years. But I just needed to keep leaves and pine needles out of my pool during the winter months. For that it works great. It is in no way a safety cover and a fallen tree branch would probably poke a hole in it.Spring 2020 Update: After a moderate winter, the cover did the basic job of keeping debris out of the pool, But a couple wind storms ripped half a dozen grommets out of the cover and that allowed the tarp to develop long rips and worn spots. It was not salvageable for a pool cover, although I was able to cut it up in sections and use those to drag leaves to the street and cover some other smaller things... so not all was lost.Overall, it will last only a year or two as a pool cover. But considering the price, I could buy a new one of these tarps every year for 20 years and still spend less than I would on a "real" pool cover.Fall 2020:Ordered a new one for this fall/winter. The only thing I would add is that the tarp’s grommets cannot take very much tension. If you are going to drape this over something and lightly secure it with rope or bungee cords it will do fine. But if you need to put any tension on the tarp or pull it tight, the grommets will start to pullout within minutes.

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