Therefore when installing a new swimming pool or a new above ground pool liner it is extremely important to make sure that the vinyl pool liner is supported by the proper height sand base.
New above ground pool liner install.
Assuming that you ve already measured the pool and purchased your pool liner let s dive into the when and how of installing above ground pool liners.
The cove is a wedge of sand or pre formed foam that keeps the liner from slipping under the pool wall and also provides a protective layer between the liner and the metal frame of the pool.
Now we re going to remove the top rails and use a north south east west technique to actually install the pool liner.
A pool liner can be made out of materials other than vinyl such as fiberglass but those are usually constructed for inground commercial pools that get a lot of heavy use.
There should be no air space between the vinyl pool liner and the base.
Most pools especially above ground pools have vinyl liners.
At this point the old liner is out and you have the new liner laid out and centered in the new pool.
Installing a new liner is more expensive than other types of repairs but it will bring life to your pool and last for 10 years.
Save money and replace your pool liner yourself.
I have about 18 inches of water in a 4 ft high pool.
For a basic project in zip code 47474 with 250 square feet the cost to install a pool liner starts at 1 72 2 10 per square foot.
During the winter months air got behind the pool liner and created wrinkles.
The cost to replace an inground swimming pool liner is between 1 400 and 4 800 while an above ground pool liner runs from 350 to 1 600 on average.
Actual costs will depend on job size conditions and options.
Pool liners are obviously not built to withstand water weight they are simply made to line the inside of a pool to hold the water.
If your liner is being installed on a new above ground pool you should have completed creating the cove at this point.
I have an existing above ground pool.