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LinerPools AUG 2012 SPN


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Pool liners were once one colour with not many options on material. Now they’ve become almost glamorous and full of designer looks and style – a combination of robust, high quality and long lasting materials available in an exciting range of colours. All this has raised the profile of pool liners not only for new pools but as a way of restoring and revitalising pools


The black liner in this reflection pool shows how liner colours can be used to make dramatic statements


wimming pool liners are very popular amongst pool owners. Made specifically for each pool, customised to the size and shape you need, available in endless colours and styles, cost effective and resilient – it’s no wonder that they are so in demand. The pre-tailored ‘bag’ liner does not sound too glam but ‘designer bag’ liner puts a whole new


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twist to the bland blue of old fashioned out- dated swimming pool liners. Today’s liners may not actually have been designed and signed by the likes of Dolce & Gabbana or Stella McCartney but funky new patterns, motifs and even personalised finishes have glammed up liner choices and are manufactured by a number of clever liner companies.


Heavy duty commercial liner material is now also manufactured offering more colour selections and this has increased demand for site lined domestic pools. Brilliant for use in renovation and refurbishment on site lining really does tick most boxes for consideration in new and used pools from the back garden to the Olympic stadium!


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