Recent content by kevincook

OK, so lets assume the wall is being pulled in. What is the best way to fix it? The pool has been in for 11 years so the original installer is out of the picture. Thanks, Kevin

I tried to take a couple of pictures. One picture shows how tight the liner is in the corners. The bottom edges of the pool are also pulled away from the corners quite a bit. As I mentioned before, the installer ordered a liner with a 4" cove but my pool doesn't have a cove. The other...

One other question. I'm still leaning towards the liner is just too small. When they pull a vacuum on the liner, how tight should the corner pull in? Both the vertical corners and the horizontal corners at the bottom of the shallow section were not even close to the walls when the vacuum was...

Ted, Thanks for the reply. I'm still confused by the whole problem with the coping also. I told the installer he needs to come back so we can figure out exactly what the problem is with the coping. He said he is going to bring the liner representative with him. The concrete hasn't moved...

That picture was taken a couple of days ago. The coping is actually pulled further away from the concrete now. It doesn't look like the wall has moved but maybe it has. It looks more like the coping is being twisted as it is being pulled down by a liner that is too tight. I can't know for...

I am having a new liner installed in my pool. The job is partially done with approximately 8" or water in the shallow end, it appears to me that the liner is actually too small. The installer said he had the liner made with a 4" cove, however my pool never had a cove in the bottom. The pool is...