This blog delves into whether you can convert your concrete pool to a vinyl pool liner.
Yes, it is possible to convert a concrete pool to a vinyl pool liner. The process involves preparing the internal surfaces of the pool, modifying existing fittings to suit a liner finish, fitting a liner retaining system and installing a vinyl liner.
The process typically involves the following steps:
- Drain the pool and remove any debris or remaining water.
- Measure your pool, the liner is custom made to fit the specific dimensions and shape. For certain builds of concrete pools (such as marblesheen pools) the measuring is done by laser to ensure a perfect fit.
- Inspect the pool’s structure and repair any damage or cracks as necessary. The surface of the concrete must be cleaned and smoothed to prepare it for the vinyl liner.
- Fit a liner retaining system to secure the liner above the waterline.
- Install the vinyl liner, which typically involves attaching it to the retaining system and using suction to hold it into place while the pool begins to fill, removing the air between the liner and the pool surface and smoothing out any wrinkles. The weight of the water holds the liner into place.
The entire process usually takes a couple of weeks to complete.
The cost of converting a concrete pool to a vinyl liner pool can vary depending on the size and complexity of the pool. To get an estimate for the cost of the conversion, give us a call on (03) 9596 5333. We can also discuss any potential issues or challenges that may arise during the process.
It’s important to note that while converting a concrete pool to a vinyl liner can be an option, you should talk to Liner Specialists Australia to get all the information you need about your specific requirements. Talking to the professionals at Liner Specialists Australia will allow you to carefully consider your options before making an informed decision.
Additionally, it’s important to work with an experienced pool contractor like Liner Specialists Australia who has expertise in converting concrete pools to vinyl liner pools to ensure the best possible results.
Give us a call on (03) 9596 5333 to get an estimate for the cost of the conversion and to discuss any potential issues or challenges that may arise during the process.
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