dramaqueen4nc asked:


Just had my inground pool liner replaced. However, the bottom feels rough on my feet and in some cases you can actually feel pebbles sticking out all over the bottom of the pool. I am afraid this will cause the liner to tear again. Are they not supposed to smooth out the bottom prior to replacing the liner? What are my options?

Gloria

Rix asked:


I know how to remove the water, i am just curious to know what kind of problems other than wrinkling the liner will this cause? Will it affect the foundation? Should i close the pool for the rest of the summer? The amount of water behind the liner is quite excessive and the liner floats and wrinkles in many areas. It has pulled out from the coping in a few areas and i have anexcellent opening to pump the water out. I just can’t get to it for a few days….any long term effects for this problem??
I plan on replacing the liner this fall so if the only issues are with the liner itself than i am not concerned.

Monica

kbeard0206 asked:


Is there a trick to patch an above ground pool vinyl liner?

Lauren

hottubsrfun asked:


i have a 16 x 32 vinyl liner in ground pool with a liner that is 3 years old.. part of the coving fell apart last year and the pool person fixed it,, but every since,, the liner is pulled away from the steps and many wrinkles in the shallow end. The pool guy said the liner shrunk and has to be replaced. I dont trust him and dont see how it could shrink in the two month it took him to fix it and it was still full of water… Any advice ??

Randall

Jakob Albertstein asked:


As if there aren’t enough decisions to make regarding the installation of a swimming pool, now there is one more to make. Thats right! Now you have to also decide on what type of decorative pool liner to have installed in your pool. Also, with so many brilliant designs to choose from its not an easy decision to make.

A Multitude of Choices

Take for instance, the myriad of choices that confront you just in the area of amazingly real looking faux ceramic tile pool liners. So just how many styles can there be to choose from? The simple answer to that is too many and all of them duplicate the look and feel of authentic ceramic tile down to the last intricate detail.

Just as Easy to Install

So why not just keep things simple and go with one of the easy to install and much less expensive plain blue pool liners? Your answer to that, is that these new and far more decorative pool liners are just as easy to install and cost very little more than a standard blue pool liner.

Little to No Maintenance

What about maintenance? After all, that is a core selling point of vinyl lined pools, which require little-to-no maintenance. What maintenance?! These amazingly real looking tile faux tile pool liners may look and feel just like real ceramic tile but thats as far as it goes. In short, they are as maintenance free as any other type of vinyl pool liners.

Check Out the Tropical Lagoon Pool Liners

So where can you get a look at these new state of the art, decorative vinyl pool liners? Theres no need to send off for any type of brochure, because with the simple click of your mouse you can begin browsing through the myriad of choices that there are to select from. While you are at it you might think of showing your kids the “wild” all too realistic tropical lagoon pool liners too.



Roy

christy p asked:


I over filled my under ground pool. Now the liner has water in in and it is ballooned from the side of the pool. What should I do to correct this problem? I am renting my inlaws house and I don’t want them to see the pool in this condition.

Thelma

Alex Mandelona asked:


If you take a minute to flip through a landscape magazine, one thing that you will notice is that it is the tile work that separates the good looking pools from truly great looking pools. For decades, decorative tile work has been confined exclusively to built in cement pools, as above ground pool owner were resigned to swimming in pools that were lined with simple, yet functional standard blue above ground pol liners.

Indistinguishable From Ceramic Tile

However; new development in plastics and plastics manufacturing technologies has in turn led to fantastic new development in above ground pool liners. Hence; now they come in a wide range of amazingly realistic decorative styles that can completely change the look of an above ground pool. Faux ceramic tile above ground pool liners actually duplicate the appearance of real ceramic tile, down to the most subtle details, including recessed grout lines.

The Total Look of Real Tile

But what about the top edge of the pool? Doesn’t the realism end there? The simple answer is not at all, because on a completely decorated above ground pool, the decking rides over the top edge, completely concealing it from view. What about the outside metal sides of the pool? Aren’t they visible thereby spoiling the effect? Once again, the decking completely conceals this part of the pool as well.

All at a Fraction of the Cost of Real Tile

The end result, is that when properly done, the complete look of an above ground pool with decking and a decorative tile above ground pool liner is nothing short of amazing. Wrap around natural wood decking combined with an faux tile above ground pool liner will make for an overall effect that will have your guest thinking that you spent tens of thousands of dollars to accomplish.



Leo

apsuz73 asked:


My friends just bought a house with an above-ground pool that needs a new liner. I have checked many websites such as In The Swim and Pool Deals, but can’t find a liner this size. Is there a place to purchase a custom liner? Or is there a company that carries liners this size?

Rodney

Mike M asked:


I have a 15′ by 30′ above ground pool that I need to replace the liner. Need advise.

Amanda

bull_ridin_chik asked:


So I called a couple of companies that do liner installations and no-one called me back. So I am going to attempt to do this on my own. So I have the liner in and it is an over the wall liner so I have it held on by cloths pins and have put some water in, removed the wrinkles and need to know when I should put the coping and the things that go ontop of the copings back on. I am not sure if I should keep filling the pool because I may need to loosen the liner because of the pull when I get more water in. Can anyone help me out and explain when I should put the rails back on?

Todd