To keep our example simple, let’s say that our 6ft deep pool is a 12 x 36 pool. Length(ft) x Width(ft) x Depth(ft) x 7.5(gallons of water per cu ft) = Pool Volume (gallons) Now that you have your measurements, simply plug the numbers into the following formula to determine your pool’s volume:
(Depth in shallow end + Depth in deep end) / 2 = Average dept(ft)įor example, a pool that is 3 ft deep in the shallow end and 9 ft deep in the deep end would have an average depth of 6ft. For a pool that gradually slopes from one end to the other, you can find average depth using the following formula: Unless your pool is the same depth throughout, you will need to calculate the average depth. Start by measuring how long and how wide your pool is, in feet. You can determine the volume of a rectangular shaped pool with some simple measurements and a calculator. The good news is that there are a few easy ways to determine how much water is in your swimming pool. Whether you have a big or small pool size, taking a guess at it usually results in pool water that is out of balance, causing algae growth, cloudiness, corrosion, or worse. In order to do this, pool owners need to know their pool size in gallons, so that they can add the right amount of pool products, such as muriatic acid or chlorine, when needed. Sparkling clean, clear pool water can only be achieved by maintaining the right balance of chemicals in your pool.
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