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Donna, (1) Do you mean square footage, or perimeter, or what? Having looked at a few ads on the Web I would say that you would not be far off at 75% the area of a rectangular pool of the same length and width and approximately equal perimeter. So say 190 square feet, with a 64 square foot perimeter - roughly! If you have a particular pool in mind, if you have an overhead view (or oblique view from a longish distance and not too low an angle) you can copy it onto graph paper and count squares for a more exact figure. Good Hunting! | ||||||||||||
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