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Inflatable TentsHow Many Gallons Is a Kiddie Pool? Size and Capacity Chart
A small 5 ft (Ø1.5 m) inflatable kiddie pool holds well under 150 gallons, while a large 10 ft 3-ring family pool can reach several hundred. To estimate any round pool, multiply diameter × diameter × water depth × 0.785; for a rectangle, length × width × depth. The chart below gives the upper bound for every kiddie pool in our range.
Kiddie pool capacity chart
| Kiddie pool | Size (outer) | Max. water (80% fill) | ≈ US gallons |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pineapple Pool | Ø1.5 m × 41 cm / 5′ × 16.5″ | ≤ 580 L | ≤ 153 gal |
| Orange Pool | Ø1.5 m × 41 cm / 5′ × 16.5″ | ≤ 580 L | ≤ 153 gal |
| Ocean World Pool | Ø2.05 m × 47 cm | ≤ 1,240 L | ≤ 328 gal |
| 3D Bee Spray Pool | Ø1.5 m × 41 cm / 5′ × 16.5″ | ≤ 580 L | ≤ 153 gal |
| 3D Frog Pool | 1.75 m × 62 cm / 69″ × 24.5″ | ≤ 1,190 L | ≤ 314 gal |
| 3D Whale Spray Pool | 1.75 m × 62 cm / 69″ × 24.5″ | ≤ 1,190 L | ≤ 314 gal |
| 3D Dinosaur Spray Pool | Ø1.75 m × 62 cm / 69″ × 24.5″ | ≤ 1,190 L | ≤ 314 gal |
| 3D Elephant Spray Pool | Ø2.05 m × 47 cm / 6.75′ × 18.5″ | ≤ 1,240 L | ≤ 328 gal |
| 3D Shark Spray Pool | Ø1.9 m × 47 cm / 6.2′ × 18.5″ | ≤ 1,070 L | ≤ 283 gal |
| Kids' Frame Pools | 1.22 m × 1.22 m × 33 cm / 48″ × 48″ × 13″ | ≤ 390 L | ≤ 103 gal |
| Kids' Frame Pools | 1.52 m × 1.52 m × 33 cm / 60″ × 60″ × 13″ | ≤ 610 L | ≤ 161 gal |
| Canopy Splash Pools | Ø2.40 m × 51 cm / 8′ × 20″ | ≤ 1,850 L | ≤ 489 gal |
| 3-Ring Inflatable Pools | 150 × 115 × 50 cm / 59″ × 45″ × 20″ | ≤ 690 L | ≤ 182 gal |
| 3-Ring Inflatable Pools | 180 × 140 × 53 cm / 71″ × 55″ × 21″ | ≤ 1,070 L | ≤ 283 gal |
| 3-Ring Inflatable Pools | 210 × 140 × 58 cm / 83″ × 55″ × 23″ | ≤ 1,360 L | ≤ 359 gal |
| 3-Ring Inflatable Pools | 262 × 172 × 55 cm / 103″ × 63″ × 22″ | ≤ 1,980 L | ≤ 523 gal |
| 3-Ring Inflatable Pools | 305 × 180 × 55 cm / 120″ × 71″ × 22″ | ≤ 2,420 L | ≤ 639 gal |
Calculated upper bound from the outer size at 80% fill, not a catalog figure. Inflatable rings take up part of the volume, so real capacity is lower; frame pools come closest to this number.
How do you calculate kiddie pool gallons?
Measure the inside, not the outside. For a round pool: inside diameter × inside diameter × water depth × 0.785 gives cubic meters (× 1,000 for liters, ÷ 3.785 for gallons). Kiddie pools are filled only part way, so use the planned water depth, not the wall height.
How do I keep a kiddie pool clean?
- Empty small pools after each day of use and let them dry.
- Cover the pool between uses.
- Skim leaves and rinse the floor before refilling.
- Store clean and dry at the end of the season.
Kiddie pool safety
Our kiddie pools are designed for children aged 3 and up. Always supervise children around water, even in a few inches.
FAQ
How many gallons is a 5 ft kiddie pool?
A Ø1.5 m × 41 cm pool works out to at most about 580 liters (about 150 gallons) at 80% fill on its outer size; with the air rings the real figure is lower.
Do kiddie pools need a filter?
Small kiddie pools are usually emptied after use instead. Larger family pools that stay filled benefit from a filter pump.
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