AQUALUX EDG + COMPOSITE wooden pool liner
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Available color: light blue, sand, light gray. 2 year warranty on welds. The lifespan of a liner is 10 to 15 years. Thickness: Liner 75/100th
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How to install my AQUALUX EDG + COMPOSITE wooden swimming pool liner
The liner is the most visible part of your pool, take care in the pose. If you make creases, they won't disappear over time. The liner can retract or relax. The ideal temperature for installation is between 15° and 25° degrees. Ideally, leave the liner for a few hours in the sun to soften it and make it easier to apply. If the outside temperature is below 15°C, store the liner in a heated room before installing it. If you have not already done so, cover all visible screw heads inside the basin with adhesive. Sand the corners so that there are no rough edges. Vacuum the remaining impurities inside the basin. Mark the right side of the liner (water side) and the reverse (wood side). Exposed welds must be oriented towards the wood side. Unfold the liner inside the pool. Adjust the seams at the bottom of the pool. Align the corners of the liner with the corners of the wooden structure.
Choose an angle, place the liner rod in the slot of the wand and click it, folding it downwards. Continue going around the pool. A liner is always “right” when edited. It is the weight of the water that will tighten it. As soon as the liner is placed around the entire perimeter, fill approximately 5 cm with water, take off your shoes to enter the pool, push the folds of the liner to remove them, always from the center towards the walls, with your hands or a broom flexible. All wrinkles should disappear as long as there is little water. Afterwards it will be too late, they will be crushed by the weight of the water and will no longer be able to disappear. When the wrinkles have disappeared, continue filling the basin until you are 10 cm below the discharge nozzle.
Stop filling when the water level reaches approximately 10 cm below of the discharge nozzle. Glue the second gasket on the flange of the discharge nozzle. Screw the flange using the 4 countersunk screws through the liner. Tip: For this operation, you need to locate the correct location of the screw holes through the liner. (see photo) When the flange is correctly positioned and tightened, cut the liner inside the flange to open the hole which will be used to pump the water back into your pool. Install the other components of the delivery nozzle: ring, ball joint and hubcap. Resume filling the basin, making sure to close the valve ¼ located on the pump suction so that the water does not flow out.
Stop filling again when the water level reaches 10 cm below the skimmer. Place the gasket on the skimmer flange (you can either tape it or hold it in position with your fingers). Screw the flange using the countersunk screws through the liner. When the flange is correctly positioned and tightened, cut the liner inside the flange to open the hole which will be used to suck water towards the filtration (see photo) Place the other components of the skimmer: basket , shutter, cover (see skimmer instructions). Resume filling the basin, making sure to close the valve ¼ located on the pump suction so that the water does not flow out. The pool is filled when the water level reaches the middle or 2/3 of the skimmer mouth
