I just had my pool retrofitted with liner. The contractor and liner rep did a custom measure and the liner was fabricated and installed. I now have water in the pool and I'm concerned about the liner fit. The pool had square corners and now that the liner is in and water in the pool the corners have about a 12" radius and are not conforming to the walls. The contractor says this is normal, but I'm skeptical. I feel like this is going to cause a problem with puncturing and tearing down the line. If it was a 1" radius I wouldn't be too worried. Am I worrying about nothing or should I arrange for the liner rep to come to have a look?
In-ground concrete to liner retrofit
- Thread starter areidjr
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Ideally, the square corners should have been filled to radius them off before liner installation. This could have been done with concrete or vermiculite material 90 degree corners just aren't a good match for liners, even if the liner is cut using precise measurements. I would also be concerned with that large of a radius in the corner, without wall radius to match.
What is the amount of protrusion where the corner is now radiused into the pool wall?