This is the exact liner, with the exact same mode of installation we got with our pool install in 2008, buried with 12" above ground, and have a 7' deep end. We did not do the slurry, nor the drainage - we simply filled the dirt back in. We also built a large deck completely around our pool 8' out. Our liner was just fine until we had grapefruit-sized hail in 2016. The replacement liner is now six years old and still doing fine.
Nope, not one single hole or over-stretched seam. Our first one (identical) was still excellent shape, though a bit faded, after eight years of full sun all day. Hail destroyed it in 2016 (grapefruit-sized hail). The replacement liner was done the exact same way and still no holes, rips or stressed seams. And we are still using the same exact pump (2-speed) on low and filter, which run 24/7/365 and have never had to change the zeolite sand in the filter.
A beaded liner is only an option for non-expandable liner applications (no deep end). In this case, the pool has a deep end and it is using an expandable liner. That type of liner can only be installed in an overlap fashion.
You replace the liner. The thing is with doughboy liners you aren’t replacing them anytime soon your looking at 15-20yrs of life with a 25yr minimum warranty. So unless you poke a hole through it your good. And they have easy clip liners, this crew just did it differently
Adam, that's what we thought 14 years ago with our first install. But looking at the folded portion some years later, there was no damage at all to the liner. It's 20 mil. Not sure about the lower-mil liners, but ours was 8 years old when we had to replace it because of hail and the foldover had no damage at all.
Nope, not one single hole or over-stretched seam. Our first one (identical) was still excellent shape, though a bit faded, after eight years of full sun all day. Hail destroyed it in 2016 (grapefruit-sized hail). The replacement liner was done the exact same way and still no holes, rips or stressed seams. And we are still using the same exact pump (2-speed) on low and filter, which run 24/7/365 and have never had to change the zeolite sand in the filter.
This is the exact liner, with the exact same mode of installation we got with our pool install in 2008, buried with 12" above ground, and have a 7' deep end. We did not do the slurry, nor the drainage - we simply filled the dirt back in. We also built a large deck completely around our pool 8' out. Our liner was just fine until we had grapefruit-sized hail in 2016. The replacement liner is now six years old and still doing fine.
Why never pour the slurry mix into the ditch right from the truck?
Where’s episode 1 thru 4
omg gopher comment lmao I'm dead
I’ve been installing pools over 30 years and there no way that liner didn’t hv multiple holes in by the time they were done
Nope, not one single hole or over-stretched seam. Our first one (identical) was still excellent shape, though a bit faded, after eight years of full sun all day. Hail destroyed it in 2016 (grapefruit-sized hail). The replacement liner was done the exact same way and still no holes, rips or stressed seams. And we are still using the same exact pump (2-speed) on low and filter, which run 24/7/365 and have never had to change the zeolite sand in the filter.
What a pain in the ass Liner install. So what happens later if liner needs replacing?? This should had been installed as a beaded liner.
A beaded liner is only an option for non-expandable liner applications (no deep end). In this case, the pool has a deep end and it is using an expandable liner. That type of liner can only be installed in an overlap fashion.
You replace the liner. The thing is with doughboy liners you aren’t replacing them anytime soon your looking at 15-20yrs of life with a 25yr minimum warranty. So unless you poke a hole through it your good. And they have easy clip liners, this crew just did it differently
I agree i install these in texas , unibead or beaded is the way to go
Antonio Tucker Antonio what’s the difference between a vogue sonata above ground pool and a dough boy?
@@dallas214x2010 2 yrs later and still....crickets!
Yeah pull the liner overtop metal topseats??? Oh my lord
Adam, that's what we thought 14 years ago with our first install. But looking at the folded portion some years later, there was no damage at all to the liner. It's 20 mil. Not sure about the lower-mil liners, but ours was 8 years old when we had to replace it because of hail and the foldover had no damage at all.
pain in the ass, why would they ever design this, i did one and it was a night mare, smh
Are you people mad? You never ever unfold the liner like this. Hahaha. How many holes do you want in it?
Nope, not one single hole or over-stretched seam. Our first one (identical) was still excellent shape, though a bit faded, after eight years of full sun all day. Hail destroyed it in 2016 (grapefruit-sized hail). The replacement liner was done the exact same way and still no holes, rips or stressed seams. And we are still using the same exact pump (2-speed) on low and filter, which run 24/7/365 and have never had to change the zeolite sand in the filter.
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