58 Another incredibly popular Aquaflex product is
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their revolutionary pre-tailored pool steps, which can be perfectly incorporated into pre-fabricated liners. Ideal in almost any pool situation the steps come in a variety of designs which include corner, roman-end and curved steps. The treads are generally made from an anti-slip material which conforms to ES EN1345-1 and are of the highest safety classification (class C). Plastica have been an established liner
manufacturer since 1976 so have a wealth of experience in the art of making the perfect liner. Theirs is the largest swimming pool manufacturing facility in the UK with over 100,000 sq.ft of manufacturing plant that is equipped with state- of-the-art CAD systems integrated with computerised plotters and cutters. Offering a huge choice of liner designs, Plastica
can supply both traditional and contemporary liner patterns manufactured from the best quality European and American vinyl and each liner is supplied with a five year guarantee ensuring long lasting beauty and durability. It is possible to ‘mix and match’ and the liner can be manufactured with, for example, marble walls featuring a blue mosaic tile band. Plastica liner material is impregnated with
algaecide and the patterned material has a protective lacquer coating. Tile bands are triple coated with lacquer to prevent unsightly staining at the water line. Plastica advise that the pool temperature for domestic liners is kept to a maximum of 29°C and that the pool water is correctly balanced to levels within SPATA standards. Each Plastica liner is made to order and can usually be despatched within 7-10 days from order confirmation. Slightly newer to liner manufacturing, Certikin
nevertheless has an impressive line up and have recently introduced their toughest liner to date. Made for longevity the Ultra Liner combines the
Plastica offer a huge choice of liner designs, in both traditional and contemporary patterns
www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk Aquaflex liners for a perfect fit whatever the pool shape
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...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”
strongest materials available to produce one of the hardiest liners in the marketplace. To support its claim of strength Certikin offers customers an extended warranty of seven years. Recommended for pools with a heavy bathing load the Ultra Liner is manufactured and installed in the same way as all other vinyl liners, but the combined strength of its materials makes it unique. The basis of the liner is a tough 35 thou (0.85mm) vinyl, available
in blue or white, which is topped by Certikin’s new even tougher beading (now being used on all Certikin liners). There is the option of a plain finish or a selection of tough, multi lacquered finished tile bands. Another innovative and inexpensive idea for
freshening up tired liner pools is the new Certikin TopBorder self adhesive tile band, exclusive to Certikin in the UK. The TopBorder’s unique ICE Coating protection system ensures top performance with regards to UV protection; wear resistance; easy cleaning and protection against chemicals. The adhesive is highly durable and robust and has been specifically designed for use in the swimming pool environment. The finishing touch of a water-tight edge sealant which protects the seal between pool liner and TopBorder makes the adhesion super-strong. Available in six designs and three widths, TopBorder can be applied to almost any liner or plastic finish, new or old. Certikin’s Mosaine Liner Motifs bring a unique
and new approach to decorating a liner pool. Available in a wide variety of designs, images and colours, they allow your own unique design to be created. Manufactured onto high quality commercial grade PVC, each design is hand made and coloured using a unique colour injection process which creates the effect of a mosaic applied motif. The finished products come in an
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