Fit is the most important part of purchasing a liner. With a professional measurement for inground pools, this step is taken care of for you. For many aboveground pool liner replacements, measurement is simpler due to standardized sizes. A tape measure and a couple of minutes can help you size out the dimensions of your pool; for length and width measure the inside wall dimensions, not the outside or top rail dimensions. For the height of the pool, fit a tape measure under the bottom of the wall, and measure up to the top of the wall, under the top rail. If the pool is partially inground or obstructed on the exterior, measure in 7-8” from the wall and add a couple of inches for the base beneath the liner.
The final question is what type of liner is on your pool. If you see material on the outside of your pool, you most likely have an overlap liner. If not it is either beaded, or custom fit. For custom fit liners, wall height is an absolute must so we can order the proper liner in for you.
If you still have any questions, take photographs with your phone to bring in, and our Pool Specialists can get the right liner in your pool and have you happily swimming in no time.