State
Lic.# 568991 C-29 Masonry, C-53 Pools/Spas, C27 Landscaping,
Class:B General Building Contractor, General Engineering Contractor
What are
Vinyl-Liner Inground Pools?
A vinyl-liner pool is furnished to the installer in kit form. After
excavation, the panel walls are bolted or fastened together and
supported at the bottom by a concrete footing (see photo left). The vinyl liner
(shown rolled up at the top of the photo) is spread
over the interior of the pool and covers the excavated floor and paneled
walls. It is connected to the top of the panel walls by a vinyl rib at
the outside edge of the liner. Be sure to ask your liners generally have
to be replaced in your area of the country. Construction time for
vinyl-liner pools is typically one to three weeks.
Points to Consider
Weather:
Vinyl-liner pools are popular in cold-weather areas of the country.
These pools can be easily winterized by draining them down and
covering them until the spring.
Smooth Surface:
The vinyl liner is smooth and nonporous, making stain removal easy
if stains are treated promptly.
In general, builders say
today’s vinyl liners are more resilient, better-looking and come in
many more choices. They also contain anti-bacterial compounds that
make maintaining the pool water much easier.
Please call us at (951)
928-8544 with any questions about a vinyl-liner pool.
A vinyl-liner pool is furnished to the installer in kit form. After
excavation, the panel walls are bolted or fastened together and
supported at the bottom by a concrete footing (see photo left). The vinyl liner
(shown rolled up at the top of the photo) is spread
over the interior of the pool and covers the excavated floor and paneled
walls. It is connected to the top of the panel walls by a vinyl rib at
the outside edge of the liner. Be sure to ask your liners generally have
to be replaced in your area of the country. Construction time for
vinyl-liner pools is typically one to three weeks.
