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FITTING THE PVC POOL LINER
Fit the PVC liner on a warm and sunny day, preferably above 22 ˚ C. Unfold the PVC liner and put it
in the sun for 2 hours. This helps to soften the PVC. If the temperature is below 16 ˚ C, the PVC
liner will be hard and rigid and quite difficult to handle.
Put the liner at the centre of the pool site inside the pool wall. Extend it evenly until the seam line
reaches the base of the pool where the protective sand cover is. Smooth out all the wrinkles in the liner.
Straighten the PVC liner and hold it perpendicular to the ground.
Drape the pool liner over the pool wall. There should be an overlap of 8cm of the pool wall height
(See diagram 21,22) Hold the overlap in place with clothes pegs.
Check if the pool liner is placed evenly around the perimeter. Evenly fold the excessive length of the
PVC if you find it a bit loose. Check if the overlap is uniform. If the pool liner is a slightly short, then
you will have to let it down and vice versa.
Fill the pool with 3cm of water to smooth out the liner against the pool wall. Check to see if water is level, if not,
something is wrong and you will have to dismantle the liner and pool wall to access and level the ground area.
Remove the pegs one at a time whilst applying the top rails. Please note that the top rails do not need to be joined
together with small connectors like the bottom rails
(see diagram 23). Trim the excess off the last top rail once the
perimeter is completed.
Do not cut the excess overlap off the
pool liner wall. Neatly tape it to the top
rail. If you cut the overlap, it will make
the next pool installation difficult.
8 cm
(Diagram 21)
(Diagram 23)
(Diagram 22)