A WHOPPING


300 POOLS have opted for Plastica’s ExtremeTM Pool Lining system.


REFURBISHMENT: KEY PRODUCTS PRESSING THE New pools for old with advice from some leading industry suppliers…


ll swimming pools, no matter how well built, will require some kind of repair or renovation at


some point in the future. Taking the time to maintain your


customers’ pools will save them money in the long-term and is cheaper than building a new one. If you are looking for a one-stop


“POOL LINING SYSTEMS CAN BE UNDERTAKEN ANY TIME OF YEAR, REGARDLESS


OF THE WEATHER.” - Pat Devaney, ExtremeTM Manager


20 AUTUMN 2020


shop, Plastica have everything you would need to achieve this, from replacing liners, upgrading the pool room, fitting a new solar or winter debris cover or new reel systems. A majority of Plastica products are


manufactured at their UK factory. One benefit of manufacturing in-house is it keeps the cost lower, ensuring the customer reaps the rewards of a first-class product that is made


REFRESH BUTTON A


POOL LINING When it comes to lining your


customers’ pools Plastica have many years of experience surveying and manufacturing domestic swimming pool liners for the trade. Plastica use a state-of-the-art


plotter cutter to accurately cut out and create each bespoke order, from its range of plain or patterned materials. All liner material is available in 0.50mm or 0.75mm, impregnated with algaecide and antioxidants and patterned materials are protected with a lacquer coating to extend the life and colour of the product.


in products comply with ISO 9001 certified standards, set by the British Assessment Bureau.


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