Does it have grommets around it every so often? If so can it be pulled tight enough to keep water off 12x24 above grd pool & not rip or tear?

It has grommets at the corners and about every 5-6 feet along the sides. I have bought this exact cover for my 18 ft x 36 ft Inground pool. It never lasts as long as the ad says. By the 2nd year’s end I throw it away. I don’t think the grommets are close enough to pull tight w/o air getting under it on an above ground pool.

what gauge material is this cover made of

Gauge is the wrong term. This is the 4th year for this cover. Which is the longest lasting cover I've ever had. It is 10 mil. None of these covers are very good? Buying a new one every 2-3 years is cheaper than buying a professional cover from a pool company. It would take many of these type pool covers to cost the same as a professionally installed one.When talking about the "mil" or "gauge" of vinyl pool liners, you should first get a decent understanding of what these terms actually mean. The most common term for vinyl, "mil" (not to be confused with millimeter) is a unit of measurement equal to one thousandth of an inch. Therefore, a 20 mil liner thickness is equal to 20 thousandths of an inch. The term "gauge" (not to be confused with mil), is a bit more of a moving target. See, multiple industries measure items such as wire, shotgun barrels, sheet metal, photographic film and hypodermic needles by their gauge. This can be very confusing as in a case like shotgun barrels where the smaller the gauge, the larger the barrel. This is not the case when it comes to vinyl pool liners where the higher the gauge, the thicker the material.When shopping for pool liners, it is very important that you are aware that gauge is not equal to mil. Some manufactures or retailers like to offer their liners in terms of gauges because they sound thicker than a true mil. To be technical, a 30 mil liner is equivalent to 0.0300 inches. A 30 gauge liner is equivalent to 0.0260 inches (26 mil). Therefore, if you see a liner advertised at 35 gauge, it is truly a 30 mil liner. To avoid this confusion, always make sure and purchase from a company that advertises in mil, versus gauge.

SwimlineCO83555R SuperGuard Rectangular In-Ground Pool Winter Cover, 30 by 50-Feet

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