As long as the pond is less than 100 gallons, and you can support the sides about 2/3 the way up you shouldn't have any trouble with sides bulging out.

The KD pool liner is made of 2 components; a polyester woven core and a special PVC coating. The polyester woven core is made up of thousands of tiny polyester multi-fiber strands bound together into a larger strand. The advantage of a multi-fiber strand is its flexible durability and higher tolerance to stretching and resistance to ripping. The larger multi-fiber strands are then woven together to form a fine polyester woven core similar to a metal screen on a window.

Our sod cloth is a 10" wide turn in that is sewn on to the bottom of the tent and flaps into the inside. The ground cloth is usually the same size as the bottom of your tent and goes on top of your sod cloth. A ground cloth is a separate piece of canvas, while a sod cloth is sewn on to your tent.

If you have a Panther Super Ground cloth your ground cloth is protected by a layer of plastic sewn on to the bottom that will protect the canvas. If you have a regular canvas ground cloth, lay a piece of plastic on the ground under your ground cloth. While your canvas is mildew repellant, it's not mildew proof. A ground cloth lying on the damp ground for a week creates the perfect conditions for mildew and rot.

The most common reason for this is the pool was drained, the liner shrank and upon refilling it is starting to come loose at the top. If this happens and if the excess liner was tucked back into the pool you should be able to remove a few top rails and reset the liner. If the liner was pulled over the wall and the excess not cut off you should be OK also. If the liner was pulled over and trimmed you are out of luck and out of liner.

Made with 3 separate layers of material for extra strength and durability - two outer layers of heavy gauge PVC laminated to an inner layer of polyester mesh for extra reinforcement - a total thickness of 28 gauge (0.71mm). 12' and 15' pools have a 16 gauge floor, 18' and 24'pools have a 28 gauge floor.

We will come out every week on your regularly scheduled mowing day. If you grass simply hasn't grown that week, we don't feel right charging you, so we will skip your lawn. There is no need to call us if you think your grass hasn't grown - chances are we will be in your neighborhood anyway, and can determine if your grass should be cut.

Yes, grass will definitely grow in the mulch. The cedar mulch does not chemically retard the growth. I believe this misconception stems from mulching without reseeding in thick cedar areas where no grass remained under the trees. If there are seeds there they will grow, but if there is nothing, the results are predictable. This is why we recommend seeding many of our clearing jobs.

Maybe you shouldn’t. If grass can’t compete with moss, it may not be the best location for it. We sell many good shade ground covers. If you’re determined to grow grass, remember:

Yes- in fact grass tends to grow greener and faster under the trampoline as the mat still allows some sunlight through. When mowing your lawn, simply drag your trampoline out of the way.

A ground cloth—a piece of waterproof material placed between the tent floor and the ground—helps protect the tent from damage and keep moisture out.

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Two to three feet is ideal.. Any more than that and you run a bigger risk of the pool caving in. You always want to make sure the water level is higher than the dirt. If the pool is to far into the ground and the ground around it gets to wet it could easily cave in. It is also a good idea to wait at least two years after the pool is installed before draining it. This give the dirt around it plenty of time to pack. Even then the pool should be drained and refilled in a day or two.

In most cases this is possible with only having to add the coping strips. On most pools with beaded liners there is a bead receiver that attaches to the pool wall and the liner fits into the groove on the inside of the pool. It is usually possible to remove the receiver, install the liner over the wall, put the plastic coping strips over the liner and then install the receiver pieces over the coping. The receiver works like the metal rods on overlap pools.

I don't usually recommend this. When a pool is emptied the old liner shrinks and starts to wrinkle. Any wrinkles or folds in the old liner will show through when the new liner is installed. It is very difficult to get an old liner to lay smooth and flat enough for a new liner to look nice installed over it. The other drawback is this, when changing liners it is a good idea to make sure the sand or pool base is smooth and free of foot prints. This would require removing the old liner.

If the liner is older than a few year I would replace it. If it is relatively new you could try waiting until the hottest part of the day and start filling the pool. Watch closely as the pool fills for any signs of the wall caving in or of the liner pulling out from the top. If it pulls out from the top it can usually be reset. Above ground pools should not be left empty unless you plan on changing liners.

There are times when a top rail or upright get damaged and the rest of the pool is still in good shape. To replace these parts you could start by checking all the local pool stores and see if anyone in your area handles parts for that model. You could check with the manufacturers web site and see if they could be of any help.

No. We can, however, install a rink OVER your in-ground pool. Custom Ice has a special staging system that is designed to cover your in-ground pool and then we install our rink materials on this platform. We only recommend this if you do not have