How to use it
- Pick the pool shape.
- Enter the dimensions.
- Enter shallow and deep end depths (use the same number for a flat bottom).
The formula
Rectangle = length × width × average depth × 7.48
Round = π × radius² × average depth × 7.48
Oval = π ÷ 4 × length × width × average depth × 7.48
Worked example
| Pool shape | Rectangle |
| Length | 32 ft |
| Width | 16 ft |
| Shallow-end depth | 3.5 ft |
| Deep-end depth | 6 ft |
Result
| Pool volume | 18,193 gallons |
| Liters | 68,867 L |
| Cubic feet | 2,432 ft³ |
| Surface area | 512 ft² |
| Average depth | 4.75 ft |
Tips before you order
- Measure the water depth, not the wall height.
- Above-ground pools are usually filled to about 6 in below the top rail.
Questions
How many gallons is a 16×32 pool?
About 18,200 gallons with a 3.5–6 ft depth (4.75 ft average).