Do THIS to get Perfect 90° Corners when installing a pool liner | Inground Wooden Pool Build Pt 6

[@merrimakbaker]

Very cool and well done! It’s more expensive than using jugs of water but if you do this often there’s something called a q-vac that we use. You put the hose behind the liner and turn it on once you have the liner in place and it sucks the liner against the walls and floor. Very satisfying to watch.

[@jillserviss5848]

How is this pool holding up? Does it drain the rain water well ?

[@DesireToInspire1]

More than ok, not a single fault on anything and the pool has been abused by a 7 yo and all her friends almost daily for the entire summer ⛱️

[@jillserviss5848]

Where did you get your liner and what gauge is it

[@DesireToInspire1]

Some local pool shop, no idea of thickness but it's very durable and thick enough :)

[@arad6326]

There are stripes available on the market to keep the liner in the rail. No need to cut plastic

[@awt]

That join line along the middle of the first step riser...

[@DesireToInspire1]

If it was on the top of the step then i would have been irritated by it but because it is on the vertikal side then it will never be visible. The inlets also create tiny ripples on the surface in this area so even if you try to look for it you will still not see it now when it is water in the pool :-) But i agree with you that they could for sure had made it better.

[@hgerrard2745]

Looks great, nice job - very refreshing