(2) 10’ sections of 1” pvc
(8) 90-degree connections
(3) T connections
(2) 1” ball valves
(1) pvc cutter
(1) pvc primer and cement kit
I just roughly measured each section of pipe and made cuts accordingly. Get yourself one of those ratcheting pvc cutters. I dry fit the entire system and made marks with a sharpie from one piece to the next so I knew where to line the pieces back together when it came time to cement them. Once I was done I then took it all apart and cemented it together using oatley pvc cement. I leave it plugged in and running 24/7 unless my kiddo is in the pool. We only take it out because she’s a curious 18-month old and would want to play with it. I bought the filter on eBay. I believe it was 1,000 gph. We use a HydroTools Swimline mini tablet chlorinator dispenser. You can see it in the video. I usually put 3 of the 1” tablets in at a time. I bought them and the dispenser on Amazon along with a jar of 100 test strips. The pool water has not been changed in 2 weeks and it is as clear as the day I filled it and also not at all slimy/slippery.