EZ Bead Liner Description

EZ Bead liners are equipped with the beading style which will accommodate a Standard Bead application and/or a U/J Bead application.

If your above ground swimming pool liner resembles an upside down letter ‘U’ or ‘J’ then you have a U/J bead type liner application and this Universal Bead will work for you.

Standard bead liners (also known as snap bead) are installed using bead retainer coping which hangs directly on the pool wall and receives the liner bead. The liner tucks/snaps into place on the large lip of the coping and is fed all the way around the pool. The coping is then secured into place when the stabilizer tube/tracking is placed on top of it. The Universal Bead Application will work for you with you have this type liner.

Liners are designed to “Standard Specification” which will fit to the true size stated in the description. Be certain to measure your pools dimensions properly to ensure a proper fit. Tip: Measure from wall to wall for proper length, width and height.

Liner Qualities and Highlights

• The high temperature curing, computer controlled process ensures 100% of the material is “Vulcanized” to the highest tolerances.
• High Pressure Heat Bonding, computer balanced combination of high pressure and exact temperatures insure a permanent bond
• Lap welded seams, unlike butt-welded seams; reduce both lateral and vertical tension.
• Vacuum sealing, high volume air pumps combined with electronic air filter remove all impurities before bonding
• The most technically advanced radio frequency (R.F.) vinyl welding reduces the chance of cold spots in seaming process
• Quality control inspectors, inspect every liner during the welding process

PLEASE NOTE: Liners also come with a “DO NOT DIVE” sticker that MUST be placed 2 inches above the water level - It is imperative that this sticker is visible to all swimmers.

Warranty Coverage: Above Ground Liners come with an excellent 15 Year Prorated Manufacturers Warranty. The manufacturer warrants this liner to be free of defects in the seam. Separation of the seam is considered a manufacturing defect. Tears, punctures, pattern loss and colour fading are not a manufacturing defect, thus not covered under warranty. Warranty does not cover any labour charges, cost of lost water or chemicals, or any other damages that may occur.