Aquascape Large Mechanical Classic Pond Replacement Skimmer Debris Net
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It is recommended that the size of the flap of the skimmer be 6 to 8 inches The following numbers are in the range 8 to 10 In order to open the flap in the net, the flap should be 10 inches wide
You asked a great question. Thank you. It does come with the aluminum frame that fits over the skimmer box on the Aquascape Large Classic Replacement Skimmer Debris Net. You may contact Pond and Garden Depot toll free at 1-866-531-9474 if you have any additional questions. Telephone 866-9919 No. 305 Thank you, Keith H. Sincerely, Keith H. Services offered by the customer
Two rails upfront and two rails behind To fit in the skimmer box, it has to be 19 1/2". There is an opening of 8" in the front of a net that measures 20" or so wide in back
I found it to be effective. This is the part number for this The price is 29 US dollars for the 29075*br>product. Designed for use on the Large Classic Series skimmers, the 99 skimmer net is a tough, long-lasting option. As a rule of thumb, large An opening of 9" is provided in the front of the 21" X 11" x 11"
Selected User Reviews For Aquascape Large Mechanical Classic Pond Replacement Skimmer Debris Net
The fabric on my pond skimmer hasn't been in use long enough to determine if it will be durable. It appears from other reviews that the major complaint by others is the fabric mesh does not hold up well and wears out quite quickly. The outcome won't be known for a while. A failure to hold up will mean In that case, the pond skimmer is just way too big Prices are reasonable.
Due to the reviews on this, I was hesitant to buy it. If the manufacturer changed the netting material since those reviews were written, that might have impacted the review. It's been over a month since I installed this. I found it to be a perfect fit for our system and it has held up well in the long run. There are no holes, no rips, and no signs that it will wear out I am not aware of any alternatives that can be found for debris nets of this size. However, while I do not have any direct experience with this product, I believe it will work I would like to stress one thing There is one thing I have to keep in mind when using the net - do not catch it on the hose clamps in the box There is a possibility that it would tear if you snag it on those and pull it.
A net that had been in use for eight months tore in three places. The previous net, which lasted almost three years, was replaced. In my experience, Aquascape branded items have always served me well versus its Since then, they have generally cost a bit more, but have been worth the extra cost. The defective one will be ordered and I'll assume the other was not that bad. This will fail if it happens again We'll go to the competitors.
During the fall and winter, my pond accumulates a lot of leaves and twigs. This net keeps these out of the filter which keeps the water clean. In the last fifteen years, this is the third one I've done.
Six years were spent on the first one. I bought the second one on April 25, last year, in There has been a frame problem for 2 months. This has not been a happy experience.
My skimmer was too small for this, but I eventually built a longer back pole to compensate, and it is working well and doesn't clog up with sludge and algae as fast as the plastic basket that came with the skimmer did.
Overall, it has been an easy ride so far. As far as I can tell, I haven't had any problems. Despite its small size, it seems to be sturdy and fits well. This item has been in my possession for over a month now, and so far I have had no issues. That looks good to me. ////////////////// Just a quick update on This has been with me for more than a year and a half and it is still in great shape. My old computer was in really bad shape and I was worried based on some of the comments, but it ended up being an excellent Product of high quality.
It worked as expected, its size was correct, and its construction was excellent.