Inground Pool Liners

Here’s a guide we hope you’ll find really helpful when searching for inground pool liners. Some of the most important features to look for are if the pool liner includes algae inhibitors which will work with your normal pool sanitizers. We all know water is a breeding ground for lots of potentially nasty things so your in ground pool liner should have this added precaution. You could also find fungicide protection available too.

An array of designs and colours in the particular range your looking at is nice and don’t forget about asking if they can do custom inground pool liner shapes as well. Often these custom designs will be generated by a computer so as to ensure a perfect fit to your pool specifications. You would also want cold crack temperature protection, preferably to around -40 degrees Fahrenheit.

Find out if the inground pool liners are protected against UV fading from the sun and degradation from the cleaning chemicals you’ll be using in the water. This feature is often one which will separate the more expensive pool liners from the cheaper ones so beware. Pay attention to the stitching quality too and go for the strongest double welded seams which will go a long way to withstanding whatever winter has to throw at it.

We’ve heard great reviews for inground swimming pool liners made from virgin vinyl in particular. Users say that they are very well built, super strong and of high quality. They also feature a protective coating which is see-through and will guard the liner against sun, bacteria’s, algae, fungus and water chemicals. With some manufacturers you can get a zero defect quality assurance and it’s well worth the peace of mind.

A standard inground pool liner runs at about 20mm, Premium is 28mm sidewalls and a 20mm bottom. Ultra liners are 27mm thick. They are fantastic for making your pool look brand new again and for getting into gear for an upcoming summer of fun by the pool. Keep your pool looking it’s best! You might also consider buying a pool liner directly from a manufacture instead of a reseller. With resellers you are typically getting a pre-designed shape, pattern and design for very specific pool shapes and for this reason an ‘exact fit’ is harder to find as they will only fit the ‘basic shape’ of your pool.

Without the exact dimensions for your pool being met you can often find that a job which ought to take 2-3 hours turns into one which takes up the entire day.

There’s a very specific task of works to perform when fitting your in ground swimming pool liner and with your purchase you should be given a detailed set of guidelines to follow. One of most important things is to plan carefully and not empty the pool too early before you’ll be fitting the new liner. Take your time on the cleaning and sealing parts of the procedure and make sure you align and vacuum the pool liner well.

With correct preparation you’ll find your inground pool liner will completely renew your pool as through it were brand new.