How do I measure my above ground pool liner?

How do I measure my above ground pool liner?

If your above ground pool is oval, you will want to measure the length from end to end at the center of the pool, and the width in 2 or 3 spots. Then, take the average width from your measurements. Again, measure from one inside wall to the other inside wall for length and width to get the correct measurement.

What sizes do pool liners come in?

You will need two people to make the measurement easier and most accurate. Aboveground pool liners usually have a standard diameter, of 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30 or 33 feet. However (!), measure carefully to determine if you can use one of our stock replacement liners for aboveground pools, or if a custom liner is needed.

Can I use a 52 inch liner on a 48 inch pool?

With that kind of heat a 48″ liner would just melt into a 52″ pool and fit perfectly.

Will a 52 liner fit a 48 pool?

The Liner is made with excess material so it can fit on the common 48″ or 52″ walls. The above ground pool liner is secured with Pool Coping Strips that hold the liner in place. The excess material is then simply cut off. So a 48″ wall pool must have a 48″ liner, and a 52″ wall pool must have a 52″ liner.

How do you measure a vinyl pool liner?

Click For Free Form/Point To Point Pool Liner Measurement Forms! Click For Vinyl Liner Over Pool Step Liner Measurement Forms! For all free form or non-standard swimming pools, this includes: Please go ahead and fax in the appropriate Pool Liner Measurement Form but please include a cover page asking for a callback.

What do I need to replace an inground pool liner?

Supplies needed to replace your inground vinyl liner: Custom vinyl inground pool liner. Wall Foam if desired or needed. Floor repair sand or vermiculite. Cyclone Blower or HD Shop-Vac. 2 – 1″x12″ boards to stand on. Duct tape, Razor knife. Leaf blower or Garden hose.

Where can I buy vinyl swimming pool liners?

Give us a call or use our Swimming Pool Liner Measurement Guide to fill out your order forms. Call us at 1-800-515-1747 or send us an email, [email protected] At Pool Warehouse we only offer the highest quality vinyl swimming pool liners. Each of our swimming pool liners are 100% American made by Hydra Pools!

How many people to measure inground pool liner?

Two people are needed to measure the pool, and you don’t need to drain the pool, but the water should be clean, so you can see the bottom clearly. Measurement Form: You will need a measurement form for an inground pool liner. These are fairly standard, but it’s best to use the form provided by the dealer that you plan to order the liner from.

When do I need to replace my Pool vinyl liner?

  • Late Winter Pool contractors have time on their hands before mid to late March when pool installation season ramps up.
  • is another slow time for pool companies. Most pool liners are already installed and up and running.
  • Post-Season

    Can you repair your vinyl pool liner?

    Vinyl-liner pools are typically an inexpensive option, but they’re vulnerable to tears and holes. A leak in your vinyl pool liner should be repaired immediately because the holes cause the water level to drop, increasing your water usage, and this can lead to soil erosion beneath the pool and may damage the pool wall.

    How often to change vinyl pool liner?

    They are most often made of vinyl, durable enough to withstand vacuuming, pool toys and the occasional pebble. However, they can also be surprisingly fragile, so you need to stay on top of repairs and patches to keep your liner lasting for years. Inground pool liners should be replaced about every seven to 10 years.

    Does the pool liner need to be replaced?

    A pool liner is the only form of waterproofing that a vinyl pool has. The liner should be replaced as soon as it no longer serves this function. If the liner no longer retains the water within the pool then this is where problems start to happen. This does not mean that you replace a pool liner only when the pool can’t hold water anymore.

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