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LinerPools AUG 2010 spN
THIS: The ‘Swimmer Polymer’ system from Golden Coast can speed the completion of an overall project by up to six weeks and (RIGHT) The structure is not bolted together but uses non-corrosive pegs and wedges to secure the wall sections, providing strength and the ability to achieve a totally level structure
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array of sizes and styles and can be welded or glued to the lined pool (once the lining is in position). They are also available as a self-adhesive option for a quick, easy installation (upon reinforced linings only). All versions require the motif edge to be sealed with a seam sealing liquid. The range includes an array of aquatic related designs such as mermaids, divers, sharks, penguins, dolphins etc., as well as many asymmetric designs, compass points and traditional symbols.
Whether the pool is panel or block, the liner is
obviously vitally important yet that friend and enemy of equal parts, the Internet, has allowed cheap Chinese imports into our market and as a result liner pool owners are experiencing problems with poor fitting, stretching and even splitting. With so many brilliant choices on offer from bona fide experienced sources it has to be preferable for pool companies to fly the flag of British manufacture and protect our market,
NEW PAINT SYSTEM ADDS NEW OPTIONS FOR LINER POOLS
Barry Haythorne supply and fit the Delifol pool lining system from their bases in Rotherham, South Yorkshire and East Sussex. The company have developed an artistic bent by becoming the first liner supplier to offer hand painted designs specifically for their pool liners. The beauty of this artwork is that the most intricate and detailed designs can be applied making every pool an original masterpiece. The specially manufactured waterproof paint fuses itself to the fabric of the liner, very much like a tattoo, and once painted on it is both durable and completely permanent. Barry Haythorne is delighted to be able to
provide this innovative system saying; “We have wanted to offer something different for a while now and this is certainly different! The artwork is incredible and stands out so that you really can see even the most minute detail and as well as being ideal for personalising new pools, the painting could even be applied to brighten up tired or faded areas such as tile bands. Any design is achievable and if someone sends us a sketch we would be able to work from that.” The liner art can be carried out both on site or at their Rotherham office. Prices for personalised artwork start at around £300.
rather than allow cheap imports to tarnish not only our reputations but also our profits. Whatever particular build method favoured for
liner pools there are plenty of options from pool equipment distributors in the form of pool kits that can be as basic or as comprehensive as desired. Exclusive to Golden Coast in the UK, the ‘Swimmer Polymer’ liner pool kit system can speed the completion of an overall project by up to six weeks. Manufactured from lightweight non- corrosive polymer, the structure is not bolted together but uses non-corrosive pegs and wedges to secure the wall sections, thereby providing integral strength and the ability to achieve a totally level structure. Measuring 48 inches in height, the panels give an
overall water depth of 40 inches and can be used in conjunction with a ‘hopper’ designed deep-end. The unique pre-engineered curved panels enable a variety of pool shapes to be created. Certikin offer the well known Vycon Pool Kit,
the stainless steel Tranquillity Kit and the energy saving Heatwave insulated panel pool kit that comes with a 10 year guarantee and factory fitted Certikin flow fittings. spn
i for fUrTHEr INforMATIoN
F AqUAflEx lTd ( 01722 328873 :
www.aquaflex.co.uk
F bArry HAyTHorNE lTd ( 01424 200882 :
www.delifol.com
F CErTIkIN ( 01993 778855 :
www.certikin.co.uk
F goldEN CoAsT ( 01271 378100 :
www.goldenc.com
F plAsTICA lTd ( 01424 857857 :
www.plasticapools.net
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