Allow about two weeks from start to finish.

Each pool must be precisely measured so the liner can be tailor-made for your pool.

Once the liner is ready and pool surface prepared, it only takes a day or two of fitting before your pool can be filled.

All pool surfaces – concrete/tiled, fibreglass and pool liners – can suffer long term damage if they are abused.

If a liner becomes damaged due to misuse then they are easily repaired if attended to straight away.

A pool liner will last 12 to 15 years 

In hotter climates, it is more likely to be nine to 13 years. Maintenance also has a huge impact on the life expectancy of the liner.

The oldest we’ve seen is 25 years.

The conditions must be dry (with no sign of rain) and the pool liner surface should be around 24C. If rain or drizzle is forecast, don’t risk it. Wait for a day with fine weather conditions.

Yes, underwater patches are available. Your liner supplier has matching material and the right underwater glue.

Yes. Aqualux is very easy to keep clean. It has been designed to be a low maintenance pool finish and that means it has been chemically formulated to resist stains. The finish is inert meaning there are no calcium deposits from within the finish to cause unsightly scale and stains on the pool interior. No more using lots of acid in your pool, the Aqualux finish has no affect on the pool water chemistry leaving your PH level stable and minimising the amount of acid you need to add to the water to keep your pool in balance. With an Aqualux pool finish, staining, spots and scale are not an issue any more