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    Aranon is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst Aranon 0
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    Default Re: 2" styrofoam below sand?

    I used the foam wall and really like it. I have a 54" pool and used the foam cove over 2" Styrofoam. It came about 4" short of reaching the top and man is there a difference between touching the liner where here is no foam and where there is foam. I could not have believed that 1/4" of foam would make that much difference. The wall is so soft where the foam is. We love it. I am glad I used it. I bought it for insulation purposes but would suggest it for comfort. You would think it was 1/2 thick when you touch the side of your pool with it in. The part that does not have foam is hard and feels just like it its. Steel with a piece of vinyl stuck to it. I would get it. It comes in 1/8" and 1/4" we got the 1/4".
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    The wall is so soft where the foam is. We love it. I am glad I used it. I bought it for insulation purposes but would suggest it for comfort.
    Ahhh, crap, Aranon! You just cost me another $60! LOL! At least it's not tooooooo expensive!

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    MarkC is offline Registered+ Weir Watcher MarkC 1 star
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    Default Re: 2" styrofoam below sand?

    I believe the cove is there to prevent the liner from trying to push under the pool walls.

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    Default Re: 2" styrofoam below sand?

    denanbob
    I will call tommorrow or if you like the number is
    (865) 694-4126
    Their web site is
    http://www.poolplaceonline.com/

    I didnt see the name of the product but it may be something to look at.
    Later
    Steve

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