- Oct 27, 2013
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I can't stop stirring about this problem. I need some suggestions.
My inground 36x18 x 8' deep end liner pool has been installed, and as the water was filling it was noticeably out of level.
When it was completely filled I measured 1" low on one deep end corner, 3/4" on the other deep corner, and 1/4" low on the one shallow corner. The other shallow corner is the highest part.
The liner has printed tiles, and it really makes the level issue look worse.
The builder is looking at shimming the plastic walls and raising the coping to re-level.
The deck has not been poured yet so that's good. Unfortunately, the return jets and skimmers have all been cut in.
I don't see how this repair is going to work without distorting the liner.
Any suggestions on how to take care of this properly?
I've spent nearly 30k so far on this project, and this was supposed to be my great investment for my family home. I feel like my savings was blown!
My inground 36x18 x 8' deep end liner pool has been installed, and as the water was filling it was noticeably out of level.
When it was completely filled I measured 1" low on one deep end corner, 3/4" on the other deep corner, and 1/4" low on the one shallow corner. The other shallow corner is the highest part.
The liner has printed tiles, and it really makes the level issue look worse.
The builder is looking at shimming the plastic walls and raising the coping to re-level.
The deck has not been poured yet so that's good. Unfortunately, the return jets and skimmers have all been cut in.
I don't see how this repair is going to work without distorting the liner.
Any suggestions on how to take care of this properly?
I've spent nearly 30k so far on this project, and this was supposed to be my great investment for my family home. I feel like my savings was blown!