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In Stock Liners |
| A print bottom pool liner is included with all Silver Oak and Shadow above ground swimming pool kits. Scroll down to view additional full print overlap choices or a JBD or UBD pool liner that can be added to any swimming pool kit . You can also choose a 6-1/2' deep pool liner. No Jumping or Diving for safety. All swimming pool liners have a 15yr warranty. |
 New Pebble Bottom 20 MIL overlap |
 Solid Blue 20 MIL overlap |
 Full Prism 20 MIL overlap |
 Stone Crest 20 MIL overlap |
| Click on a swimming pool kit to choose a liner from the swimming pool kit drop box. If you do not see the liner that you want in the drop box, select the no liner credit and click here to view other patterns that can ship separate. |
J-hook (JBD) liners or beaded with bead receiver track (UBD) liners here is the difference |
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J-hook liners work much like an overlap liner. The J is
actually upside down and forms a hook that
is installed on the top of the wall. Using
the hook is optional because you can overlap
the liner as needed for a proper fit. Advantages: Tile print liner with the advantage of being able to adjust the liner if needed for a better fit. Unlike regular overlap liners with the J-bead you do not have the excessive liner hanging down on the outside of the pool. Disadvantages: You must keep the overlap equal during installation. You will need to disassemble the pool top if liner replacement is needed. |
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UBD liners have a track (bead receiver) that is installed on the top of the wall.
The liner has a bead that hooks or snaps into the track and holds the liner
in place. Advantages: It is sometimes easier to replace if a replacement liner is needed. Disadvantages: The pool floor excavation must be flat or concave to avoid wrinkles. |
| You can substitute the included liner for a liner that can be installed up to 6-1/2' deep. The deep-end overlap liners are available in solid blue and solid marble which can make the pool 2 feet deeper for a total depth of 6-1/2 feet of water. The extra depth is for swimming only No Jumping or Diving is Allowed. |
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| Flat bottom above ground pool actual depth 48" pool wall = approximate 44"deep 52" pool wall = approximate 48" deep 54" pool wall = approximate 50" deep |
| There are two types of deeper pool excavation |
| The dished bottom swimming pool is deeper in the middle with a 2' or larger walk around safety ledge. The safety ledge can be smaller on round pools but be sure to leave enough flat area for the pool ladder or for wedding cake steps. The x-depth can be any depth up to 6-1/2 feet deep. The extra depth is for swimming only. It is obtained by digging up to 2' deeper in the middle with a gradual slope towards the safety walk around ledge. |
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| The hopper bottom swimming pool is deeper on one end with a flat shallow play area and a safety ledge around the deeper end. The safety ledge can be smaller on the round pool than on the straight sides of the oval pool. |  |
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All above ground pools are NON-DIVING as classified by APSP standards |
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