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Pool Volume Calculator

Pool volume in gallons, for rectangular, round and oval pools with a sloping floor.

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Result

Volume 17,234 US gallons
Average depth 4.5 Feet
Volume 2,304.0 Cubic feet
Volume 65,230 Litres
Surface area 512.0 Square feet
About 17,234 gallons at an average depth of 4.5 feet. Every chemical dose and the pump size both start from this number, so it is worth measuring rather than guessing.

A cubic foot holds 7.48 US gallons. Average depth works for a floor that slopes evenly; pools with a sharp transition, a spa shelf or a beach entry hold less than this suggests, often by several percent.

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Questions

About this calculator

Why does volume matter so much?

Because every chemical dose is per unit of water. A 20% error in the gallon figure is a 20% error in every dose you ever add to that pool.

How do I handle an irregular shape?

Break it into rectangles and circles, work each out and add them. For a kidney or freeform pool, an average of the widest and narrowest points is usually within a few percent.

Does the spa count?

Only if it shares the water. A spillover spa on the same circuit is part of the volume; a separate self-contained one is not.

The formula

rectangular: length x width x average depth x 7.48; round: pi x r^2 x average depth x 7.48

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