When doing a replacement pool liner and in
order to ensure the proper fit the exact pool dimensions will be required.
There are a few possible ways
to get the exact pool dimensions for proper liner fit:
- Serial Number:
A new liner can usually be made from the serial number of the liner being
replaced.
- Dig Specifications:
If
the dig specifications for the original pool dig are available they will
usually work fine for making a liner.
- Measurement Form:
Fill
out this standard measurement form as completely as possible.
Regardless
of the method used to obtain the liner dimensions we will always send you a
drawing from the manufacturer for your approval of the pool dimensions. This
drawing is what will be what is used to make the liner. We will send it to you via
email for you to review and if all of the dimensions are correct you should
mark as approved, sign, date and return back to us. We will not make a liner
until we have confirmation of the pool dimensions.
Once the liner design has been chosen the next most important piece
of making the vinyl liner decision is choosing the proper liner
thickness. For inground pools there are 20 mil, 27 mil and 30 mil
thicknesses available with the most common thickness being 27 mil. 20
mil thickness is fine for the vast majority of inground
pools and were the most popular thickness until recently. Because of
this all of our 20 mil and 27 mil liners are priced the same, making it
much easier to choose the pattern the looks best in your pool and to
your wallet.
Order
your swimming pool with one of these swimming pool liners and you'll have a
leading edge display of tile border and print wall that is sure to give other
in ground pool owners a run for their money when it comes to style. We will
contact you to verify all swimming pool vinyl liner sizes and patterns.
Inground pool liners from GLI, Tara, Latham, Pacific, Hydra, McEwin and Merlin.