Pool Liners

We here at LinerWorld get inundated with pool liner questions daily, so we decided to put together a list of articles to help answer some of the most common. These articles and tips will help you achieve the best performance from you pool and also help to address common terms and questions associated with pool liners including gauge and pool liner thickness as well as installation tools and tips. Please feel free to Contact the Experts at LinerWorld about general pool liner questions. We're always ready to help!


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    Bead receiver is the plastic tracking that fits on top of the pool wall for a beaded pool liner. Your above ground Beaded pool liner then slips or fits into this tracking....
    Coping, sometimes callled coping strips, are plastic protection pieces that go on top of an Overlap pool liner as soon as it is wrapped over.....
    Vinyl pool liners tend to last 8 years on average with a high rate of variation. In other words some last 3 years and some last 15 years. It all depends....
    You need an expandable pool liner when your swimming pool is dished out or if your pool has a deep end. Above ground pools can have deeper ends or centers, but it is important to buy the right product..........
    The Gauge of a swimming pool liner is directlty related to the thickness of the vinyl and generally related to the quality of the product.
    Pool liners are fun and exciting. Make sure that you choose a liner that fits your sense of style as well as one that lasts long.
    Overlap liners are the most common. They literally overlap, or wrap-over the top of the pool wall. Plastic strips, called coping, then rest on top of the liner.
    After the pool holds water, always be aware of the water level in your pool. Detect and repair leaks as fast as possible, or you chance having to replace the liner, no matter how old it is.
    Some accessory products are good and some are not. We recommend accessories that we know work. Some liner accessories do not work well and in some cases make for a worse job.
    Repairing and patching a liner is difficult because you have to first find the leak, hole or puncture.
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