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Pool Lining

Reinforced mesh is a type of swimming pool covering that offers a series of advantages over traditional coverings, such as tiles or tiles. It is made up of a PVC membrane reinforced with a polyester mesh, which makes it highly resistant and durable.

Advantages of Pool Lining: 

  • Waterproofing: The reinforced liner guarantees total waterproofing of the pool, preventing leaks and infiltrations. 

  • Durability: It is a material that is highly resistant to tears, punctures, chemicals and UV rays, which guarantees a long useful life. 

  • Flexibility: The reinforced liner adapts to any pool shape, including pools with complex or irregular designs. 
  • Ease of installation: Installing the reinforced liner is relatively quick and simple, which reduces the time and cost of the work. 
  • Ease of maintenance: The smooth surface of the reinforced liner makes it difficult for algae and bacteria to adhere, which makes cleaning and maintaining the pool easier. 
  • Variety of colors and textures: The reinforced liner is available in a wide variety of colors and textures, which allows you to customize the look of the pool. 
  • Crack resistance: Reinforced mesh is more resistant to cracks than traditional coatings, which makes it ideal for pools in areas with unstable soils. 
  • Repair: In case of damage, the reinforced liner can be repaired quickly and easily, without the need to replace the entire coating. 

Types of Pool Lining: 

There are different types of reinforced liner, with different thicknesses, colors and textures. Choosing the ideal type of reinforced liner for your pool will depend on your needs and preferences. 

  • Smooth reinforced lining: It is the most common type of reinforced liner, with a smooth and uniform surface. 
  • Embossed lining: It has a relief surface, which imitates the appearance of tiles or stones. 
  • Non-slip reinforced lining: It has a non-slip surface, which guarantees greater safety in wet areas. 

Tips: 

  • When choosing the liner for your pool, make sure it is compatible with the type of water in your pool (chlorinated or salty). 
  • The installation of the reinforced linermust be carried out by a qualified professional, to guarantee a perfect result. 
  • Carry out regular maintenance on the pool liner extend its useful life.

Applying reinforced lining to swimming pools is a process that requires precision and technical knowledge to guarantee a long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing result. Here are the key steps and important considerations: 

1. Surface Preparation: 

  • The pool surface must be clean, dry and free from imperfections. Any irregularities, such as cracks or holes, must be repaired. 
  • In concrete pools, it is crucial to ensure that the surface is smooth and even. 
  • In prefabricated pools, the structure must be firm and stable. 

2. Installation of Profiles: 

  • Fixing profiles are installed along the edges of the pool to anchor the reinforced lining. 
  • These profiles can be made from different materials, such as PVC or metal, and must be chosen according to the type of pool and environmental conditions. 

3. Placing the Reinforced Screen: 

  • The armed pool liner is rolled out and positioned inside the pool. 
  • The material is cut and adjusted to fit the shape of the pool, ensuring there are no wrinkles or folds. 
  • The lining joints are heat welded to create a continuous, waterproof surface. This process requires specialized equipment and skill to ensure a perfect weld. 

4. Finishing and Details: 

  • After welding, the final details are carried out, such as finishing the edges and installing accessories such as stairs and drains. 
  • It is important to ensure that all connection points are well sealed to prevent leaks. 

Important Considerations: 

  • Professionalism: Installing the reinforced liner is a specialized job that must be carried out by experienced professionals. Improper installation can result in leaks, wrinkles and other problems. 
  • Material Quality: Choosing a high-quality reinforced liner is essential to guarantee the durability and resistance of the coating. 
  • Climatic Conditions: The installation of the reinforced liner must be carried out in suitable climatic conditions, avoiding extreme temperatures and excessive humidity. 
  • Maintenance: After installation, regular maintenance is essential to extend the life of the armed liner.

In summary: 

The application of reinforced liner is a process that combines technical skill, quality materials and attention to detail. By following the correct steps and relying on qualified professionals, it is possible to obtain a durable, waterproof and aesthetically pleasing pool liner. 

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