I checked with my friend and she said yes, they did put that foam behind the liner. They are going into the third year on this new liner with no problems.
I checked with my friend and she said yes, they did put that foam behind the liner. They are going into the third year on this new liner with no problems.
Conversion from concrete to liner is most certainly possible, I've even done it 5 times. However, the key to the process is a stable (!) shell with which to work. In your case, solving the sinking deep end must be the first priority. Whatever way you choose to re-do your pool, if the hopper keeps dropping out on you, you'll always have a problem with the pool (and if the bottom drops out, the liner's warranty is void).
I don't want to go into too much detail until I know more specifics on what is being planned (3 of the 5 have had some form of 'nightmare' involved in the conversion).
Wall foam is nice behind the walls of a liner pool but, there are reasons it's called 'wall' foam - again, more on that if you need it. But you will want to pad the liner from the ~rough concrete, however there are pitfalls with doing it.
I'd love to be able to give you a quick and comprehensive answer, but there are too many variables and I probably couldn't cover everything in one 3 page post, so for now - figure out what you can do about the sinking deep end, I'll keep my eye on this thread ( I will probably '"QUOTE" and respond' to a few of the suggestions already posted when I have the time over the next few days)
Good luck with your project! - Keep me (us) informed and I'll pipe in with advice and thoughts or suggestions![]()
Luv & Luk, Ted
Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries
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