SITE LINERS IN THE EAST MIDLANDS AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES

POOL REFURBISHMENTS

At Poolgenix Ltd, we understand that the right finish can completely elevate the feel of your pool.

Our site liner Collection is a popular choice for clients seeking clean lines, contemporary style, and long-lasting appeal.

Each Site Liner is selected for both its practicality and visual impact, offering a smooth and durable finish that complements a variety of design preferences. Whether you’re creating a new space or revamping an existing one, Our Site Liner Range adds a fresh, modern edge that never goes out of style.

WHAT IS SITE LINING?

Heat weld (Site lining) is an advanced and highly effective method used to create durable, seamless liners for swimming pools.

This technique involves fusing multiple sheets of high-quality, waterproof material together using heat, resulting in a robust liner that enhances both the functionality and aesthetics of the pool.

SITE LINING ADVANTAGES

  • Durability
  • Seamless Design
  • Custom Fit
  • Roman end step units can be lined removing framing

  • Aesthetic Variety
  • Low Maintenance
  • Long Lifespan

    • CREATE A STRIKING IMPRESSION WITH THE SITE LINING COLLECTIONS

    At Poolgenix Ltd, we understand that the right site liner can significantly enhance the beauty, functionality, and durability of your swimming pool.

    That’s why we offer a wide range of high-quality site liners designed to meet the diverse needs and preferences of our clients.

    SITE LINING vs BAG LINERS
    SITE LINING vs BAG LINERS
    When it comes to choosing the right lining solution for your swimming pool, understanding the differences between bag liners and Site liners is essential.

    Each option has its unique benefits and characteristics, making them suitable for different applications and preferences.

    Here’s a comprehensive comparison to help you make an informed decision.

    Bag Liners
    Bag liners are pre-formed liners made of durable materials, designed to fit the shape of the pool.

    They are typically manufactured in a single piece and are installed directly into the pool structure.

    Key Features:

  • Ease of Installation: Bag liners are relatively easy to install, requiring minimal labour. They can be fitted quickly, making them a great option for those wanting a fast solution.
  • Cost-Effective: Generally, bag liners are more budget-friendly compared to site liners. They offer a good balance of quality and affordability, making them an attractive choice for pool owners.

  • Variety of Designs: Available in a range of colours and patterns, bag liners can enhance the aesthetic appeal of the pool, allowing for customisation according to personal taste.

  • Flexible and Lightweight: The material used is flexible, which makes it easier to handle and install, especially in pools with complex shapes.

    Limitations:

  • Durability: While bag liners are durable, they may not offer the same longevity as site liners, particularly in high-traffic or harsh chemical environments.
  • Seam Vulnerability: Depending on the installation, seams may be more susceptible to wear and tear over time.
  • Corners: Its common over time as the bag liner shrinks the corners may detach from the liner lock
    • Site Liners
    Site liners are constructed from multiple sheets of durable material that are fused together using heat.

    This creates a strong, seamless liner that is custom-fitted to the pool.

    Key Features:

  • Superior Durability: Heat weld liners are known for their exceptional durability and resistance to environmental factors. The heat-welded seams provide added strength and reduce the risk of leaks.
  • Longer Lifespan: These liners typically have a longer lifespan compared to bag liners, making them a wise investment for pool owners looking for longevity and reliability.
  • Seamless Design: The absence of seams in heat weld liners minimises the chance of wear and leakage, contributing to a more robust and water-tight pool structure.
  • Custom Fit: Site liners can be tailored to meet the specific dimensions and contours of any pool, ensuring a perfect fit and optimal performance.
    Limitations:

    Higher Initial Cost: The installation of site liners may involve a higher upfront cost due to the materials and labour involved, making it a more significant investment initially.

    Complex Installation: The installation process is more complex and requires highly skilled professional expertise, which can increase overall project timelines.

    • Conclusion
    Both bag liners and site liners offer distinct advantages for swimming pool lining. Bag liners are a cost-effective and quick solution, ideal for budget-conscious pool owners looking for aesthetic appeal. In contrast, site liners provide superior durability and longevity, making them suitable for those seeking a long-term investment in their pool.

    Ultimately, the choice between bag liners and site liners will depend on your specific needs, budget, and how you intend to use your pool.

    At Poolgenix Ltd, we can help you evaluate your options and choose the best lining solution tailored to your requirements, ensuring a beautiful and functional swimming pool for years to come