How would the liner secure to the Intex metel frame? Are there sleeves in the liner or snaps or another way to secure it? Thank you!
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On my pool, once I took off the metal cap ring around the pool the liner was held on by plastic molding. The molding is about 3/4" tall, and "c" shaped.it is just wide enoughl
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To clip over the metal panels. I do not know what brand of my pool is it came with the house I bought. I watched several online videos to figure out how to do it. The most important thing that I learned was to not put that retainer molding on until the pool was about three quarters full. I highly recommend looking at some videos. Unfortunately it was so long ago I can't remember what websites I looked on
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The only suggestion I have is to just barely thread the thing together until you get both the rear top crossbar bolts through and secured. That and mount it so the threads point away from the cargo basket. Won't scratch or puncture whatever you're carrying. Good luck!
606923
The liner would cover the edge where the clamps would fasten, there would be no way to fasten the cover to the truck. Does your liner go up on the inside and lap the top edge of your bed? If it would not work.
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I'm not sure. The only Intex I know are the round ones with the blow up rim and this probably would be kind of a waste to put the extra padding since there is no lining anyway. And I don't think the insulation value is really worth the extra money and work.
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We used it all of last summer on our 14 ft. round Intex pool. It was very sturdy and did not harm our liner. Much better than the one that came with the pool. It locks for safety, as well.
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NO!!!! Intex frames are made out of a cheap, thin metal. After 2 seasons, we had to replace all of the top rails because they rusted. (Our pool is saltwater) when I replaced the rails, I spray painted all new ones with an extra coat of rust oleum paint.
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There is an opening for a blatter where the "internal frame" goes. Was it designed to house a blatter? Probably not, but I used it as one for my hike anyways. It worked fine, however, I will not use it again though as all of my gear mashed against the blatter and I don't want it to burst mid-hike.
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If u r going to install a thru the wall air conditioner, u definitely need a sleeve for the unit to be stable and secure. It is simply the proper way to do it. Hope this is helpful.
858244
On mine there were some metal bars that act as a frame they are removable. I guess a lot if times these bags are shipped without all the parts so make sure it is complete. The one I got was perfect with all parts and no damage. You tube has a great video showing what parts should all be with bag and how everything should work.
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U need the clips for the top of the liner onto the frame. They are usually brittal and will brake when you take them off. I also bought the foam copeing. They are better than using sand. Check out replacing a pool liner on youtube. They offer alot of tips.
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I would like to add a comment to the people who stated that there was an opening at the bottom. They are absolutely right. I went the Velcro route and that did not work, because the sticky part of the Velcro would seperate from the two bottom flaps. I solved the problem by installing snaps with a kit that I purchased on line. No more unwanted visitors.
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Thats left up to you I anchored my backdrop like a curtain I measured and tape the top of bdrop slid on the rods like a curtain it held well w/o any problems no buckling or folding you can probably use scotch clear shipping tape to anchor itdown it peels off easily w/o any damage
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The shopping cart liner we have has velcro tabs. Item is very nice, but the tabs keep coming loose. I sewed them and put a safety pin on them to keep them in place. I think the tie on tabs would be the most durable.
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The liner sits on a metal frame. I have found that if I put too much in the cart, the liner will fall uneven with the frame, and sit a little off center. Not a big problem.
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I don't have an Ideal system, but mine has a plastic covering that shields the top of the flap - need to tak that off, first, by accessing the screws holding the frame together.
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No it is not.. it makes a good liner but is not rigid enough to support the frame etc..
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There are screws and presets for securing - I used them, but had to use a drill to open the holes in the backing (drill through the presets). So - both.