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    Default Re: AG walls

    Hey, Barry.

    What kind of 'flexing' are we talking about (does the top bow in or is it spreading out)?

    My first take on this is that the liner might be a little too snug (possible reasons, liner cut too small, liner put in on a 'cold' & cloudy day, Bottom not at proper level - too deep, or the cove being absent or too small or any combination of these)

    Please get back with me on this and we'll try to figure out the best fix, if there is one.
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    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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    If you want to send a picture so Waste can see what it looks like, you can either use Photobucket, Picasa, Flickr or the like or email them to [email protected] and reference the URL of this thread.

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    What kind of pic would help,?? just of the pool wall itself???
    You can see the top of the wall, kind of move outward, then move back in with the waves. Like I said , with 2-3 kids in it, it dosn't move, yet with 4-5 making a lot of waves, it moves a little.
    I can be on the outside of the pool and at the corners push the wall inward a little.
    Hope that helps

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    I will send the photos by email to pool [email protected]

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    Default Re: AG walls

    I sent some pics to the stated e-mail, but got no response. I went ahead and added supports to the corners of the pool, using "PT" 2x4s at 45 degree angles. Will I have any problems with what I did, in the future??

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    So much email comes in that it may have just gotten overlooked by accident. I'll check with Ben about it. Sorry.

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