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INR MURING Made asy PHON: (800) 88-7946 F: (877) 9-5773 www.intheswim.com MI: customforms@intheswim.com 30 Industrial Drive West hicago, I 6085 IMPORTNT: We base our ustom iner quotes exactly on the measurements and information you provide on this form. P RD INTRUTION FOR YOU GIN MURING. Tips and Tricks to make measuring imple and ccurate very pool is different. For a long-lasting and properly fitting liner, take the time to measure your pool in detail! lways measure to the ead Receiver. The coping isn t used for these measurements. It pays to have help! This will be an easier project with two people involved. ven if you have the original pool plan diagram, it s best to measure. Not everything goes according to plan when building a pool. Measuring will give you the best fit. Pages and of the iner Measuring Form are there for you to record all the information we need. Make sure to include all your contact information as well as your measurements and preferences. Write neatly, and use black ink. The easier it is for us to read, the easier it is for us to quote! When writing down your measurements, use feet, inches, and fractions of an inch. Decimal conversions can be confusing! When giving measurements, give the actual measurements. You don t need to add or subtract anything to help. Keep copies of everything! We may have to call to ask a few questions, and having your paperwork will help! Give complete information for faster quoting and ordering, and to ensure correct fit! Write legibly with black ink Make copies for your records Measure in feet & inches DON T V INFORMTION OUT! IT WI DY YOUR QUOT ND ORDR, ND FFT FIT! tep-by-tep Measuring Instructions TP : INR TYP Go to page of the measuring form and select your liner type. If you have a beaded liner, use Diagram to help pick the bead. For overlap liners, tell us how many inches of overlap you need. Mark it on page, INR TYP. TP : HOO YOUR POO HP Use Diagram to select your pool shape. Mark it on page, POO HP, and go to step 3. Note: If your pool shape isn t on the list, try Diagram 3 and call us with the closest match for a special form for your pool. TP 3: ORNR TYP Use Diagram 4 to select the type of corners on your pool. If your pool has a corner that points IN (for example, a azy ), make a sketch and give us an approximate measurement. Mark it on page, ORNR TYP.

tep-by-tep Measuring Instructions (ontinued) TP 4: MURING NGTH ND WIDTH In step, you picked a diagram that represents the shape of your pool. Using that diagram as a template, you can now measure the ength () and Width () dimensions. Write them down on page in the DIMNION section. The measurement goes on the line. The measurement goes on the line. Do this for all the perimeter measurements shown in the diagram of your pool. You can always call us for help! TP 5: MURING DIGON (for Rectangle and azy Pools Only) If your corners are either RDIU or UT (you determined this in step 3) you need to take diagonal measurements at the squared corner points to make them accurate. (Refer to Diagram 4 for an example.) Referring to the diagram you selected of your pool, take diagonal measurements and record them on page in the DIMNION section. On a rectangle, they are the Q and R measurements. We use those to make sure your pool is evenly shaped. With a azy pool, you will need measurements Z, Z, Z3, and Z4 instead. TP 6: MURING HOW ND OVD OTTOM Diagram 5 is an example of a shallow end coved bottom. It s important to know if there is a cove at the bottom of your pool, or if the bottom is squared off. If you DO have a shallow end coved bottom, please collect measurements, T, U, and V. The diagram shows you which one is which. s always, be sure you measure from the bead receiver, not from the coping. Using the coping for measurements will result in measurements that don t add up. DIGRM : tandard or Reverse ead iner TP 7: HORIZONT MURMNT OF POO OTTOM & DPTH MURMNT Refer to Diagram 6, Image D. hoose the style that most TNDRD D INR RVR D INR closely matches your pool, take the measurements shown, and write them down on page, DIMNION. The trickiest part of these measurements is to remember to measure horizontally. In the diagram, notice the dashed lines. They show you the correct way to measure. Measuring along the slope will result in measurements that do not add up. TP 8: FINIH MURING ORDING TO YOUR POO HP DIGRM ontinue to take measurements for any remaining letters shown in your diagram. Make sure they are all correctly recorded in the space after the corresponding letter on page in the DIMNION section. TP 9: VINY OVRD TP TION If your pool has a built-in step section that will be completely covered by the vinyl liner, please check the box on page, VINY OVRD TP TION, and then complete page of the measuring form. Note: e precise! tep section measurements must be extremely accurate! TP 0: VRIFITION Please go back through all your measurements again to verify they are absolutely correct. (gain, make sure you have taken your measurements from the bead receiver!) Now you can refer to page, VRIFITION, for formulas to help double check your measurements. If something doesn t add up correctly, you will need to go back and re-measure to make sure everything is accurate. Note: If any measurements are not accurate, it will affect your liner and will cause it not to fit correctly! TP : INR PTTRN hoose as many liner patterns as you like from our selection. Our available patterns are on our website and in our catalog. Please make sure to use the exact pattern name as displayed in our catalog or on our site to avoid confusion. Pool Wall oping ip of receiver is on the bottom iner oping ip of receiver is on the top iner

DIGRM : Pool hapes Identify the shape of your pool from the illustrations below. You need to take all of the measurements that are labeled for your pool shape. If you have any unusual features that extend into the pool (such as a built-in spa, fountain, or water feature) you need to include a sketch of your pool with the measurements labeled. Please include photos as well. RTNG HP OV HP M Q W R ONTOUR OTTOM GRIN HP QUR OTTOM GRIN HP N M P M P O K K TRU HP FT TRU HP RIGHT RVR ORNR FT IN RVR ORNR FT IN ZY HP FT ZY HP RIGHT Z Z 3 4 Z3 Z4 3 Z Z 4 Z3 Z4

DIGRM 3: Other Pool hapes Please contact us with the drawing reference (DWG) number that matches your pool shape so we can provide you with the correct additional measuring form. Please contact us by phone: -800-88-7946 Or email: customforms@intheswim.com. Note: You will need to submit your DWG form in addition to page (and if applicable) of this guide. DWG 00-03 DWG 00-30 DWG 00-303 DWG 00-40 DWG 00-40 DWG 00-403 DWG 00-404 DWG 00-50 DWG 00-50 DWG 00-503 DWG 00-504 DWG 00-505 DWG 00-506 DWG 00-60 DWG 00-70 DWG 00-70 DWG 00-703 DWG 00-704 DWG 00-80 DWG 00-80 DWG 00-803

DIGRM 4: Measuring With orners hoose your corner type from the illustrations below. Remember to indicate your corner type on page, in the ORNR TYP section, and make sure to take all the measurements as shown below. It will ensure that your liner fits the corners of your pool correctly! pecial Note about Diagonal Measurements for Rectangle and azy Pools When measuring diagonals on pools with radius (rounded) or cut (diagonal) corners, be sure to measure from point (as shown in the image below for Radius orners), and NOT the edge of the pool. Point is the imaginary point where sidewalls would meet if they extended to be square. 90º dge of pool Imaginary ine dge of pool 90º [QUR] ORNR No additional measurements are required for square corners. imply check the box for 90 degree corners. RDIU [ROUNDD] ORNR You must square them before you can measure. Use a straight edge to draw imaginary lines from points to point. Record measurements on page. UT [DIGON] ORNR Record measurements on Page. DIGRM 5: hallow nd oved ottom TP : Measure the depth () of the shallow end of your pool. e sure to measure from the bottom of the floor to the bead receiver or to the board where the liner is nailed or stapled. DO NOT measure to the top of the coping if you have a beaded liner. Your measurement WI be incorrect. MUR FROM D! TP : Measure from the bead track (hung beaded liners) or the liner board (overlap liners) down to where the cove (T) begins. ubtract T from to determine measurement U. TP : With a pole, locate the spot where the cove meets the floor. Use a carpenter s level to verify that the pole is vertical. Measure from the pool wall to the pole to determine the measurement labeled V. TP D: If the cove along the sidewall differs from the end cove, please note the difference. e sure that V is a horizontal measurement. Do NOT measure the slope of the cove! ee the images below and to the right for the correct way to measure. T 5-ft. 6-in. 5-ft. 6-in. RIGHT! WRONG! U HOW ND VIW 4-ft. 6-in. 6-ft. 6-in. 4 -ft. 6-in. 4-ft. 6-in. HOW ND VIW 6-ft. 6-in. 4 -ft. 6-in. V

DIGRM 6: Horizontal Measurements of Pool ottom and Depth Measurements OTTOM ONTOUR hoose the ottom ontour of your pool from Image D (below) to determine which measurements you need to take. How do I measure the bottom of my pool? You can take measurements of the pool bottom without getting in the water! Follow the instructions to the right to construct this easy-to-make fishing-pole tool from items your probably already have around the house! What you need:. long straight pole (ike your telepole).. tring attached to one end of the pool. 3. weight tied to the other end of the string. 4. measuring tape. Following the instructions below, using your fishing pole to take these measurements. IMG D: ottom ontour (Deep nd View as if you are at the deep end of the pool looking toward the shallow end.) TNDRD HOPPR WDG POO ID VIW POO POO ID VIW POO G F D H I H G H I H ONTNT OP FTY DG POO ID VIW POO POO ID VIW POO I H G F D H H I H H HORIZONT OTTOM MURMNT Use your fishing pole to fish for a point on the bottom of the pool. With the pole parallel to the ends of the pool and the string vertical (do not allow slack in the string), measure the distance from the edge of the pool (water s edge) to the end of the pole where the string is attached. You should fish for points that will give the measurements needed based on the bottom contour of your pool, as outlined above. For example, to take measurement H, you would stand on one side of the pool and fish for a corner of the hopper. Then, you measure the distance from the edge of the pool (water s edge) to the end of the pole where the string is attached. DPTH MURMNT When taking depth measurements and, be sure to measure from the bottom of the pool to the bead receiver (for beaded liners) OR to the liner board where the liner is nailed or stapled (for overlap liners). Don t measure to the top of the pool if you have a beaded liner. Your measurements will be incorrect, and your liner won t fit correctly. QUIK HK Note for the following: is the total length of the pool and is the total width from measurements taken in step 6. + must equal ( is a cross-check) D + + F + G must equal for tandard Hopper. + G must equal for a Wedge. D + + F + G + H must equal for a afety edge. H + I + H must equal for tandard Hopper & Wedge H + H + I + H + H must equal for afety edge. 4-ft. 6-in. e sure that (H) is a horizontal measurement, do not measure the slope of the cove. We only use measurements parallel to the deck. ee IMG D and the QUIK HK to the left for the correct way to measure a coved bottom pool. 5-ft. 6-in. RIGHT! 6-ft. 6-in. 4 -ft. 6-in. 4-ft. 6-in. 5-ft. 6-in. WRONG! 6-ft. 6-in. 4 -ft. 6-in.

ustom iner Measuring Form PHON: (800) 88-7946 F: (877) 9-5773 www.intheswim.com MI: customforms@intheswim.com 30 Industrial Drive West hicago, I 6085 P Name: mail: ddress: ity: tate: Zip ode: est Phone: est Time to ontact: Fax: ource ode (from our catalog or website):. INR TYP: (ee Measuring Instructions tep ) DD tandard eaded pecial eaded OW HUNG DD OVRP How many inches of liner do you need for the overlap?. POO HP: (ee Measuring Instructions tep ) nter the Name or DWG # you selected from Diagram or 3: On the line below enter the Manufacturer or rand Name of pool (if available): 3. ORNR TYP: (ee Measuring Instructions tep 3) Please indicate your corner type below. If your corners are Radius (rounded), ut (diagonal), or Reverse, enter the measurements below. (Refer to Diagram 4 for instructions on how to measure corners). UT ORNR Diagonal, Point to Point : in. RDIU ORNR Diagonal, Point to Point : in. RVR ORNR Diagonal, Point to Point : in. 90 DGR ORNR quare, No measurement needed 4. VINY OVRD TP TION: (ee Measuring Instructions tep 9) INR TYP MP POO DK eaded ow Hung eaded If you have a step section that is covered by the vinyl liner, check this box. You must also complete Page of this measuring form and submit it with Page. 5. INR PTTRN: (ee Measuring Instructions tep ) Please list all pattern names you would like to receive quotes for. NOT: Overlap liners DO NOT have a tile border. Pattern name: Pattern name: 6. DIMNION: (ee Measuring Instructions teps 4-8) D F G H H I K M N O P FT INH FT INH Q R T U V W 3 4 Z Z Z3 Z4 7. VRIFITION: (ee Measuring Instructions tep 0) TNDRD HOPPR G + F + + D = H + I + H = Y Y WDG G + = Y H + I + H = Y ONTNT OP = Y I = Y FTY DG H + G + F + + D = Y H + H + I + H + H = Y UMIT FORM: ubmitting this measuring form indicates you have verified your measurements and the information you have provided is correct. Your new liner will be made to these specifications once your order is placed. Page

ustom iner Measuring Form PHON: (800) 88-7946 F: (877) 9-5773 www.intheswim.com MI: customforms@intheswim.com 30 Industrial Drive West hicago, I 6085 Vinyl overed teps: (omplete this page only if you have steps that will be covered by the liner.) Name: mail: Phone: Fax:. WHT TYP OF K ORNR? This refers to the corner at the back of the stair on the top riser as indicated in the tep ection. Images on the right will help determine the type of corners on your pool. Use the space provided to record your measurement. UT ORNR (Diagonal) Point to Point : inches Measure the distance from point () to point (). RDIU ORNR (Rounded) Point to Point : inches Measure the distance from point () to point (). ontinue the side wall of the pool to create an imaginary corner. 90 DGR ORNR (quare) No measurement needed. 90 (quare) No measurements required. 90º. I TH TP FUH OR RD? If the bottom riser is flush with the wall indicated in the tep ection, check the Flush option. If not, the type and size of corner must be provided. (see Recessed tep) DIGON RD TP Measurement: Pool Wall Top tep ottom tep Measure the Diagonal Recess tep between the bottom step and pool wall. TRIGHT RD TP Measurement: Pool Wall Top tep ottom tep Measure the traight Recess tep between the bottom step and pool wall. FUH TP No measurement needed. Pool Wall Top tep ottom tep The step is Flush, No measurements are needed. 3. TP TION Record all the measurements in the boxes provided. Measure the Height of the risers and the Depth of the treads. To check your measurements, verify that the sum of all the Riser Heights equals the Wall Height (WH). lso, verify that the sum of all the Tread Depths equals the Total tep ection Depth (D). 4. WHT I TH TP POITION? Please circle the position that best describes the location of your steps. Please circle only one. Provide the measurements () and (Y) in the tep ection Measurements column. TP T. MURMNT FT INH W D WH R R R3 R4 T T T3 Y K ORNR R Note: The recess can be square, cut or a combination of both. n additional drawing must accompany if different. W = Width D = Depth WH = Wall Height D P 5. DO YOU RQUIR OOP? Do you require loops to secure stairs with rods? (elect only one) Y Note: If step is at edge, then (Y) is zero. NO Y H O W Y Y ROD TP MURMNT MUT HORIZONT & VRTI. MUR TO TH NRT /8" Page