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On-site reinforced pool liners
Cost-effective reinforced linings, ideal for warmer water and easy to update later.
Pool finishes
Flexible, durable and good value
On-site reinforced linings are a cost-effective finish that doesn't compromise on looks or quality, and they suit both private and commercial pools.
Cost-effective
A quality finish at a lower cost than tiling.
Handles warm water
Ideal if you like a warmer pool for comfort or therapy.
Easy to update
Change the finish in future with minimal disruption.
In detail
A reinforced liner is welded in place on site to fit your pool exactly. It's built to withstand higher water temperatures, so it suits anyone who prefers a warmer pool, and it stays in good condition for years.
Because the finish can be replaced with little disruption, it gives you the freedom to update the look of your pool as your tastes change.
For commercial pools
For hotels, schools and leisure centres, a reinforced liner is a reliable, low-maintenance finish that stands up to heavy use and keeps downtime short when it's time to replace it.
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On-site pool liners.
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- 01483 904704
- Service area
- Surrey, Berkshire & London
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On-site pool liners questions
What To Know Before We Start.
How long does an on-site pool liner last?
A reinforced liner is built to last for many years. Lifespan depends on water temperature, water balance and use, which is why good maintenance matters.
Can a liner go into an existing tiled or concrete pool?
In many cases, yes. Relining is a common way to refurbish an older pool. We survey the pool first to confirm it's suitable.
What colours and finishes are available?
Reinforced liners come in a wide range of colours and textures, including tile-effect and stone-effect finishes. We'll bring samples to your home.
Do you have to drain the pool to replace the liner?
Yes, the pool is drained so the old liner can be removed and the structure checked and prepared before the new liner is welded in place on site.
Can you fix a leak in my liner?
Often, yes. Small tears and punctures can usually be repaired. If the liner is old, brittle or has been patched several times, replacing it is usually better value.
Can you change the steps or shape at the same time?
Relining is a good time to make changes such as new steps or a different finish. We'll talk you through what's possible when we survey the pool.
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