Proper dimensions are critical to attain the best possible fit and longest life of your liner. We strive to manufacture a liner that is both tight enough to eliminate unsightly wrinkles and loose enough to prevent the excessive stress on the vinyl that will shorten the liner’s life. The more accurate and detailed the dimensions provide to us, the more perfect the liner fit.

Refer to the liner order form when measuring for a liner. Select the proper pool shape and fill in all of the required information. If your pool shape is not on this form or you are in need of assistance please call (570)-839-9291 for technical support.

>We recommend measuring your pool with the water in it. This is possible if the water is clear and you can see the bottom or if the water is dirty by feeling the transition points with a pole. When you empty the pool you run the risk of having the walls collapse, unless they are properly shored up.

All measurements are to be taken horizontally, do not measure down the slope itself.

All length measurements must equal total length of pool, all width measurements must equal total width of pool.

Referring to the Order Form:      A=K+J+K       B=H+G+F+E

When measuring overall length and width of the pool, temporarily disregard radius corners. Measure the length and width from flat panel surfaces, not from the inside face of the coping.

Measure depths vertically from liner bead receiver (or with overlap liner from the top of the wall), not the top of the coping or sidewalk. Be sure to check the wall height ( C ) in a few places at both ends of the pool.

Corners:
     The type and size corner to order is that of the panel, or corner filler panel, not the coping.

For grecian shaped pools we need to know if the hopper pad (flat in bottom of deep end) is four sided (square) or six sided (follows shape of pool).

Beaded or overlap:

    Most inground pools today use a beaded (hung) liner, which snaps into a track. Our standard bead will fit about 90% of all pools. We do stock other types of bead and if you believe yours is not standard please send us a sample. The brand name of the pool is helpful in determining the proper bead type.

     Overlap liners have no bead and are held in place over the top of the pool wall with some sort of clamping mechanism, stapled to a board, etc.. We will add the proper amount of material for the overlap, we need depth dimensions to the top of the pool wall. Overlap liners can not be ordered with a tile border pattern.