Liner Pools (PVC-Film Pools)
PVC liner pools are a budget-friendly, fast-to-install, and easy-to-maintain solution for creating a water recreation zone. Thanks to durable PVC film, they offer reliable waterproofing and a clean, aesthetic appearance.
Pool Material
PVC pool liner is a modern and practical choice for finishing your pool shell. It’s made from high-quality polyvinyl chloride and features a multi-layer structure reinforced with a polyester mesh, offering exceptional durability and resistance to mechanical damage. With antibacterial and antifungal additives, the film effectively prevents slime and algae buildup, ensuring your pool remains clean and hygienic. Choose reliability and longevity for perfect relaxation!
Choosing a Pool Liner? Start with Quality, Not Just Color
When selecting a pool film (liner), it’s important to prioritize the technical specifications: durability, UV resistance, chemical resistance, and mechanical strength. The design is secondary — safety and longevity matter most. Pay special attention to anti-slip textures, which enhance safety and comfort, especially for children and older adults. Avoid trying to match anti-slip film to tiles — functionality should be the key. We offer a wide variety of liner textures and designs — from classic mosaics to modern solid colors. Our experts will help you choose a liner that fits both your visual preferences and the technical demands of your pool.
Liner Installation: Preparation, Laying, and Sealing
Before installing the PVC liner, it’s crucial to prepare the pool surface properly. All uneven areas are leveled and cleaned thoroughly. Since the liner is a non-removable finish, even minor debris, mold, or algae left behind can cause serious issues over time. For previously used pools, we carry out deep cleaning with professional disinfectants to ensure a safe environment beneath the film for years to come.
Laying the Film: Technology and Precision
The next step involves laying a thermal insulation layer to prevent direct contact between the liner and hard shell surfaces. This layer is applied across the entire inner surface. The amount of PVC film needed depends on the pool’s shape and depth. Our technicians then weld the liner sheets using professional equipment, with extra sealing applied to every seam — especially vertical joins, corners, and around fittings like inlets, skimmers, and lights using specialized sealants.
Final Installation Steps
At the final stage, flanges and gaskets are installed to securely fix the seams. After quality and waterproofing tests, the pool is filled with water. Your pool is ready for use!
Pool Liners: Aesthetics, Waterproofing, and Easy Maintenance
PVC liner is a versatile solution that combines a stylish look with reliable protection. Thanks to a wide selection of textures and patterns, the liner can turn an ordinary pool into an elegant, modern relaxation space. But a liner is more than just aesthetics. Its primary function is to form a waterproof barrier that prevents leaks. It enhances the waterproofing of the shell and helps retain water even when the base structure is slightly damaged. Reinforced liners are recommended for pools with old or deformed walls.
Advantages of Using PVC Liners:
- Easy repairs: If damaged, you don’t need to replace the entire liner — just patch the affected area. You can even keep a small spare piece on hand.
- Hygienic: The film’s acrylic coating prevents algae, mold, and bacteria, making maintenance easier and extending lifespan.
- Practical: PVC is widely used in construction — from stretch ceilings to pool liners — offering simple installation and upkeep.
Liners are an affordable, reliable, and long-lasting option for both new and renovated pools.
PVC Membrane — A Practical Solution for Pool Design and Waterproofing Today, PVC membrane is one of the most popular materials for pool finishes. It allows you to customize the look of your pool — choosing colors, textures, and patterns that fit your outdoor or indoor space. At the same time, it provides reliable waterproofing and leak protection.
Why Choose a PVC Membrane?
- Affordable: More budget-friendly than other finishing materials.
- Quick installation: Professional application takes minimal time.
- Universal: Suitable for both new builds and pool renovations.
- Visually appealing: Stylish designs enhance pool aesthetics.
- Long-lasting: Withstands years of active use.
What Affects the Reliability of the Liner? The durability of PVC film depends largely on its thickness. The industry standard starts at 1.5 mm — this is what top European manufacturers use. These membranes are made of multiple layers reinforced with polyester fibers and engineered using the latest technologies. They are resistant to:
- UV rays
- Pool chemicals
- Temperature fluctuations
- Mechanical wear and tear
By choosing a high-quality PVC membrane for your pool, you’re opting for a visually appealing, functional, and safe waterproofing solution that lasts.