Poolside by CGT Vinyl Pool Technical Manual
Vinyl Pool Liner Storage and Handling Before Installation
Proper vinyl pool liner storage and handling prevents pressure cracking and ensures the liner remains flexible before installation.
Liner Storage and Handling
Vinyl liners pass through several handling stages before installation.
Improper storage conditions can lead to pressure cracking.
Pressure cracking occurs when vinyl is creased during folding and later cracked when unfolded at low temperatures. To reduce the risk of cracking, liners should be stored at temperatures between 20°C and 22°C (70°F to 72°F). Liners should not be unfolded when temperatures are below 20°C (70°F).
Stacking liner cartons should also be avoided because excessive weight can create pressure points in folded vinyl.
Ideal Storage Temperature
20-22°C
(70-72°F)
FAQ
Can cold weather damage vinyl pool liners before installation?
Yes. Vinyl liners may crack if unfolded in cold temperatures because the material becomes less flexible.
How should vinyl liners be stored before installation?
Vinyl liners should be stored in a temperature-controlled environment and should not be stacked in a way that creates pressure on folded areas.
Why do vinyl liners crack during installation?
Cracking often occurs when liners are unfolded while cold or when folds have been compressed during storage.
Table of Contents
Vinyl Pool Liners: Benefits, Technology, and Pool Liner Specifications
What Is the Ideal Pool Water Chemistry for Vinyl Pool Liners?
Swimming Pool Sanitizers: Chlorine, Bromine, and Biguanide
Pool Stabilizer, Saltwater Pools, and Algaecides
Why Is My Pool Water Cloudy? Clarifiers, Flocculants, and Enzymes Explained
How Do You Clean and Maintain a Vinyl Pool Liner Safely?
What Temperature Is Too Hot for a Vinyl Pool Liner?
Vinyl Pool Liner Storage and Handling Before Installation
Common Vinyl Pool Liner Problems: Wrinkles, Fading, and Staining
What Causes Stains or Algae on Vinyl Pool Liners?
Pool Equipment for Vinyl Liner Pools: Salt Systems, Covers, and Cleaners
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