can you use it on pebble tech pools or will it take of the pebble tech off the wall................................
1340783
I have no idea as I have diamond-brite on our pool and this works wonderful for my pool. You may try asking your local pool store. But I can tell you for my personal experience, if they tell you yes, get this brush, its works great and well worth the money...and... its such a bargain on this site too!
1340784
We don't have a Pebble Tech pool, but do use the steel brush on a 3M quartz impregnated surface. I have seen no evidence that this brush damages or changes the pool surface in any way. The natural resistance of water to motion makes it unlikely that you will be able to exert a very high force against the pool walls with any brush.
1298784
It might. Consider the angle on the bottom of your pool. If you bottom has a gentle slope this product can probably clean it. If your pool has steeper slopes, spend the money on a model specific for in ground pools. This model will not climb walls. If you want your walls cleaned also get a better model.
2121575
Yes I have an inground pool. I am not sure what you mean about tiled? If you just have tile around the top border and steps and a design on the bottom. them it will work fine.
245126
Works very well with Pebble tec. We replaced our Hayward and this is so much better! Have only had about 6 months but impressed so far.
136312
I have no idea. Im not a pool expert. I don't even play one on t.v. You might need to ask the manufacturer. There are few metal parts it may be ok?
407617
It runs off of suction, where as most in ground pools use "return" pressure as the source for the cleaner...so my answer would be "no".
113631
Unfortunately I am not sure. We have the Maxi-Cosi MICO and the description on the adapter does not say anything about the Pebble. You may want to ask the seller.
1721641
Do not know. From the reviews I read if you use it those pools you need to stay there and keep an eye on it.
1741688
No, it is not for above ground pools. The slide is very heavy. However, if you have a very sturdy/permanent deck that surrounds the pool at the height of the top of the pool it would work once bolted to the deck.I wouldn't do it though, especially of the pool is smaller that 20ft. in diameter, the person sliding world and up crashing into the wall.
1601738
I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
1474401
the "footprint" would be too small and would damage the pool!!! suggest that you use a 'shower mat' to protect the pool..
1026814
Ann, We have used the Great White cleaner in our pool for 10 years. We also have the pebble tec finish, and have not found any problems with the cleaner removing the finish. We were so happy with it that when we needed a new one (not the fault of the original) we purchased another Great White. I hope this helps.
720144
No. It rolls onto the cove at the pool bottom, but not up the walls. Mine works very well on the bottom which is where the stuff settles. I brush the walls a couple of times a year, but there really isn't anything there that I can detect.
1011879
First let me say I love mine! Nuts I am not sure about, none around my pool. Mid/size leaves to items small as sand yes it works great! Curved walls I would say yes. We have a Grecian shaped pool. It goes to the 2nd step. You will still have to brush down corners but this makes the rest of the cleaning so easy I don't mind at all! I would recommend & have to friends & family with pools!
497522
I have an above ground pool and it only does my floors. Does not climb walls. It does an excellent job.
1409300
Yes you can. I am assuming that since your pool is semi inground, it is probably not that deep. This tool does not work well for me because my pool is 20 x 40' in-ground and 10 feet deep in the deep end. Therefore, this device is not strong enough to pull 40 feet of solar cover; it didn't work for me. Also it only has one turn handle, which doesn't help. I hope that I have given you enough information to make your decision.
1045680
Don't have those things in my pool, so I wouldn't know. Problem is that it gets stuck undera hanging rock (boulder) and doesn't know how to back out. Directions said to raise or lowerthe water level....that didn't help. Trying to think of a barrier to put in front of the rock...sofar no aesthetic solutions yet. Other than that...yes, you can clearly see what has been collected.