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Should be ok in the beginning when properly installed.
However the plastic breaks down eventually from the sun/weathering and will form slow leaks, which causes long term damage. Seems people are also getting this damaged from shipping alone but it explains how frail this can be.
Again its up to you on whether that risk is acceptable and how quick you repair when a damage forms, but I've seen a lot of these destroy roofs.
Buy 100+ feet of black irrigation tubing (polyethylene, ~0.5-1" diameter; the more length, the hotter the water, so go with larger diameter if you're doing 300' or so). Keep coiled, but stretch coils naturally to the side to provide more tubing exposed to the sun - you can run loops along a fence or lay on top of roof). Add diverter valve to pool RETURN from filter, allowing you to divert all/some/no water (pool can get too hot for comfort IMO), and a garden hose connector on other end of tubing (connected to hose you can put in the pool). On sunny days, the water coming out will be scalding hot, so put end of hose in deep end and warn kids to stay away (turn off when children actively swimming). This will raise pool temps depending on sun exposure (raised mine 10-15 degrees in a few days), easy to customize location/hide/remove, and only cost $30-50 in materials.
Unless its a kiddy pool
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Unless its a kiddy pool
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