24' round pool liner

[pbhound]

So tonight after coming back from a Greek festival with the wife, she noticed that the pool was LOW on water. She then yelled at me that we have a leak, I'm thinking, small leak no big deal right?, WRONG! There was a whole in the liner in the transition from the wall to the floor about 3-4 inches long and had a geyser of about 2-3 inches of water coming out from under the pool wall.

So now i am looking at a new liner. My question is this. I know that the liners will flex a little but how much? I am looking at getting this liner from Amazon http://amzn.to/2rBcTDQ because I like the pattern. But how much will it flex? If it will not flex enough I guess I will be forced to get this one http://amzn.to/2rAXLGr.

I will be measuring the wall height in the morning.

 

[Jamison04]

They stretch some but they aren't so forgiving that one made for a 48" wall would work in a pool with that is 52 or even 54". If you have a beaded liner already than you must know your wall height from bottom of the track to the top and order accordingly.

Only an overlap liner will allow for a variance in height. That is why they can be listed for use in 48-52" pools, like the one in then last link you posted.