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While the family and I enjoyed our 24' AG pool installed spring last year, we used a pool ladder as a temporary means of entry and exit. We had full intentions of pouring some concrete piers and building a deck but the price of lumber may curtail the build and have us resort to the pool ladder...

The extra 2 feet will also help with the ground ring installation.

I have 12" of water in it now and will hold off until Thursday as daytime temps are in the low 70's. I suspect the bottom of my liner is not perfectly round. Two area's (opposite sides), the liner seam is at the bottom of the cove. Elsewhere, it's perfectly at the top. I'll resume filling on...

So yesterday I drained water, pulled the liner and added roughly 2" of sand. Liner Manufacturer (GLI) said the liner wall seam must match the top of the pool cove and be around 46-1/2". After adding 2" of sand, I'm between 46-1/2" - 46-3/4". Liner was placed back in the hole and was real hot...

Well, I think I may have found my installation problem. I need more sand. My 2" sand bottom is flush with the top of the pavers. After installing the pool walls, I applied the 4" foam cove then laid out the armor shield mat with installation depicted per armor shields picture. Whereas, a 2"+/-...

So, not much help here but thought I'd update and perhaps warrant discussion. Yesterday was another 80 DegF day so I added another 3" of water (@ 6" total). Liner was in the sun and vacuum on. The liner did not suck tight to the wall but did improve a bit. I shut the water off at 6pm and noticed...

I guess pictures are worth a thousand words. East/West is 6"+/- away from pool wall at the cove and North/South is roughly 3". Pictures were taken at dusk and the liner obviously shrank a bit. I'm not concerned about North/South as during daytime temps, the liner expanded sufficiently enough...

First time installing a unibead liner or a 24' AG pool for that matter. I scoured the net and followed directions to lay the liner out in the sun, install in 80 degree day and vacuum through the skimmer opening. I'm slowly filling with a garden hose @ 10 gpm to get the wrinkles out of the floor...