How Do You Install A Beaded Above Ground Pool Liner?
The primary function of a pool liner is to prevent water from seeping out into the ground. There are several types of pool liners including beaded, unibead and overlap pool liners. Beaded pool liners are one of the easiest types of liners to install, since they simply clip into the pool’s bead track. Installing a beaded liner in an above ground pool is very similar to installing one in an in-ground pool. Open the pool liner up and lay it in a flat, sunny location to warm up for 30 minutes. Allowing the liner to warm up makes it much easier to handle. Lay the liner out over the top of the pool and allow it to drop to the pool floor. Align the rounded seams on the pool liner with the bottom edges of the pool. Insert the north edge of the pool liner into the grooved bead track located along the upper edge of the pool wall. The bead track is also called the “bead receiver”. Move to the south end of the pool and insert the pool liner into the bead track. Repeat this process with the east an
