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INSTALL FOAM WALL (optional)
Pool Wall Foam is a great way to provide a cushion AND layer of protection between a pool wall
and the pool liner. It can also provide a small amount of heat insulation when a heater is used
with your pool. The protective barrier provided by wall foam can help prevent punctures and
tears due to anything getting caught behind the liner.
Using duct tape, tape the pool wall joints to prevent air from leaking through the joints while
the liner is being vacuumed into place. Tape should extend from the bottom edge of the coping
down to the bottom of the panel. Use spray adhesive (as per the instructions on the can) to
apply the optional wall foam to the steel walls. Cutting sections from the roll of wall foam
before applying the adhesive will make installation easier.
LAYOUT OF FINISHED DIMENSIONS
Use the diagram here for reference in the following steps on the next page. Start the finished
dimensions layout at the shallow end, working your way towards the deep end.
TIP
If you run string across the top of
the coping to check for accurate
depth, don’t forget to
remove the
height of your coping from the
final measurement.