Pool liner accessories – function and benefits
Pool liner accessories provide products for a watertight, well-finished liner pool. The liner forms the pool's interior surface and affects the water colour, the feel of the pool and how easily the surface can be kept clean.
A good result starts with accurate measurements and a smooth, clean base. The pool shape, corners, steps, depth and fixing system must be known before ordering. Choose accessories compatible with the liner thickness and pool structure.
How to choose the right pool liner
Check the colour, material, dimensions and installation method. Consider how pool lighting and surrounding materials affect the perceived water colour. For bespoke dimensions, careful measuring is especially important so that the liner lies smoothly without unnecessary folds.
Check before ordering
- Dimensions of the pool and installation area
- Connections, compatibility and what is included
- Positioning, access and future servicing
Installation, care and service life
Maintain the correct pH and disinfectant level, and avoid concentrated chemicals resting directly against the liner. Use cleaning products intended for pools and follow the instructions for fitting, filling and winter shutdown.
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The snap-in track must fit both liner and pool edge
The two-metre snap-in track in the range comes in different versions. The product description distinguishes between straight tracks and thermopool solutions where the track is cast in place. Choose the fixing to suit the construction of the pool's top edge and how the liner will be held in position.
Measure the length to be covered and plan corners, joints and ends. Also check how the coping sits above the track. Plan the installation sequence for track, liner and coping so that the parts do not obstruct one another. The product length does not tell you how many complete tracks are needed once cutting and corner arrangements are included.
Renovating an existing fixing system
Photograph the old track profile and measure its opening and fixing surface. Do not order a new liner on the assumption that all snap-in profiles are compatible. Also check whether the base needs repair before fitting the track. For the liner itself, see plain-colour liners and the full pool liner range.