1 cubic inch of water (in3 – cu in) = 16.39 milliliters of water (ml)

1 milliliter of water (ml) = 0.035 ounces of water (oz wt.)

20 mil

I recommend using unibead liners for a couple of reasons. Tile prints make the pool look better and more like a traditional in-ground pool. Unibead liners only hang about an inch over the wall so you can’t see the liner from the outside of the pool’s wall which also looks better.

Concrete pools

In order to make your pool the standout feature of your backyard, you should choose a pool colour that contrasts with the pool surrounds. For example, a lighter pool looks best with darker surrounding surfaces, like dark wooden decking, dark granite, or earthy, orangey toned sandstone.

Deep blue

One of the main advantages of a dark bottom pool compared to light colored pools is that the darker color will help absorb more of the the sun’s heat to increase the water temperature accordingly.

Liner wrinkles are part of owning a vinyl liner pool. Liner wrinkles don’t usually cause serious problems, but they can be difficult to remove. Your best option is to catch them as the pool is being filled and keep your pool water in good condition—but if they do show up later, we’re here to help you clear them up.

between 10 and 15 years

Is a fiberglass or vinyl liner pool better for me? Vinyl liner pools typically cost about $10,000 less than fiberglass pools upfront. However, they need the liner replaced every 5–9 years and tend to look cheap. Fiberglass pools are much more durable, need less maintenance, and look classy.

Concrete pools cost $50,000 or more and require expensive long-term maintenance. They can be any shape but take 3–6 months to install. Vinyl liner pools cost $25,000 or more and need the liner replaced every 5–9 years. They take 3–6 weeks to install but tend to look cheap.