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    Default Re: Replacing a liner in a 16x32' inground pool

    Thanks,

    I am planning on adding the 2" foam to the existing hopper bottom
    Then add some 8x16 pavers to hold them in place, add sand/small rock to level off.....then compact as much as possible
    Then pour a new floor on top of the sand etc..........I'm thinking of only raising the floor less then 12"

    2" rigid, 2" sand etc....Then 4" concrete on top of that - would that be enough ?
    I'm not sure fo the difference between concrete and cement......just the mix ?
    If the vermiculite/sand/cement mix is better then I can go with that, HD has 2 cu ft vermiculite bags for $21

    Smoother is better for the liner

    Thanks
    -Dave
    Last edited by PoolDoc; 08-22-2012 at 01:04 PM. Reason: turn signature on
    16x32 rectangle 16.6K* gal IG vinyl pool; Chlorine; Hayward Pro-Grid DE4820 Vertical Grid DE filter; Hayward 1.5hp SP3010X AZ15 1 speed pump; 4/8/2012 hrs; solar heat; drops method; Rainwater; summer: solar; winter: mesh; none; PF:7.2

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