It is easy to set up a swimming pool. Despite their daunting sizes, you can do the installation yourself – no need to hire a professional to do it for you. Here are tips on how you can install swimming pools.
Set up the pool on an even surface. You don’t want to set it up on an incline; you’ll have trouble keeping water in once it’s up. Also, you run the risk of scratching and even rupturing the flooring of the pool on embedded rocks and stones.
Position it where it’s easy for your garden hose to reach it. You need to make sure of this before you even prop it up. Clean the surface before setting up the pool. Get rid of twigs, stones, pebbles, sharp objects, tools and other objects. These could rupture or rip the flooring of your pool. The best place to put your pool is over even garden grass.
Cover the area using the ground cloth that comes in the package. This will give an extra layer of protection for the bottom of your pool. Press down on all parts of the cloth to make sure that there are no sharp objects left under it. Make sure it’s evenly spread out to fully accommodate the size of the pool.
Find out where you want to place your filter. Make sure its cables can reach a suitable power source. Place it on stable and level ground. You want to keep it as steady as possible, and prevent it from toppling over. Unroll the pool over the cloth you just placed and spread it out evenly. Make sure that the bottom of the pool is as smooth and even as possible. Position the pool in such a way that the filter holes face the area where you plan to install your filter. Do not completely fill up the ring with air. Air expands a lot during hot weather. By filling up the ring completely with air (that it already looks tightly packed), there’s a chance it might rupture and damage your pool.
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