June 19, 2010
Differences In Above Ground Pool Liners.
Above ground pool liners are a highly recommended purchase for a pool owner to make. Above ground pool liners keep water from escaping your pool, keeps leaves and branches from falling in your pool and keep the water temperature comfortable. Unfortunately you will need to replace liners for your pool at some state. So what types of pool liners are there?
When deciding on a pool liner do you want a liner that overlaps or a beaded liner? The main difference in the two is the way that they attach to your pool. The beaded liner has a groove that runs along the full edge of the liner and this groove will snap into the track on the inside edge of the pool.
If you choose an overlap liner, it is attached to the pool by removing the top rail of the pool and attaching the liner with plastic clips, then replacing the top rail.
Once you know which liner will attach to your pool you will need to refer to the measurements of your pool to find out what size and shape of liner is required. It is a good investment to buy the best quality liner for your pool, you do not want to be replacing your liner too often which you may if purchasing a cheaper liner, as in the long run you will be spending even more money than if you bought the better quality, more expensive one in the first place.
One thing to remember with liners is that if they are made from thick vinyl they will last longer than if you were to use a liner made from a thinner vinyl. You will be able to check the thickness of the liner when purchasing the liner from a pool liner outlet.
Now that you know what type of liner and what size liner you require, you are able to choose a style of liner. You do not have to stick with the standard blue liner. You can choose a liner with fish on it, or tiles, or swirls. You can make quite a fashion statement with your liner.
The final steps when choosing your pool liner is if you are going to install the liner yourself or have a professional install the liner for you. If you have not installed one before you may want to hire a professional to show you the correct way to do it so as to not ruin your new liner.
Find out more about Above Ground Pool Decks and accessories such as Above Ground Pool Ladders and much more on our website dedicated to above ground Pools.
Filed under Swimming Pool by Sonia Rikkonen