Pool liner

Snap-in liner or on-site welded liner?

The choice of liner is crucial to both appearance and function, with two main types to consider: snap-in liners and on-site welded liners. A snap-in liner fits into a special track along the pool edge, allowing straightforward, relatively easy installation. These liners are usually 0.75 mm thick and come in a wide range of colours and patterns, giving you the flexibility to match your pool's design and surroundings. This type is a popular choice for those seeking a cost-effective, simple solution for their pool.

On-site welded liner is supplied on a roll and professionally welded into place along the pool edge. This method ensures a perfect fit and an exceptionally durable installation. It is considerably thicker at 1.5–1.8 mm and is also reinforced, providing superior strength and service life compared with other options. The reinforced construction improves resistance to wear and chemicals, making it ideal for pools used frequently or in demanding environments. This robust solution minimises future maintenance needs and provides a dependable, long-term investment in your pool. For optimum durability and performance, an on-site welded liner is the superior option.

Contact us for more information and a quotation for an on-site welded liner, and discover how this premium solution can enhance your pool experience and complement your pool enclosure.

Pre-made liners, dimensions and fixing

The range includes rectangular 0.75 mm snap-in liners in patterned and plain finishes, plus fixing and repair accessories. Before choosing, document the pool's internal dimensions, corners and floor shape. Order a liner according to the measuring instructions for the specific design, rather than relying solely on the pool package's advertised size.

Check how the liner is fixed at the top edge. A snap-in liner needs a compatible track, and older fixing systems may differ from newer ones. Steps, seating benches and wall fittings also require the right solution. Plan the liner, track and sealing components together before removing the existing liner.

Colour choices and renovation

The liner colour affects how the water looks, but light, water depth and surroundings mean an image on screen cannot show the full result. When renovating, check the substrate and existing seals before fitting a new liner. If additional fixing is needed, see liner accessories. For plain finishes, explore plain-colour pool liners.