The benefits of installing a PVC pool liner

If you’re dreaming of a clear, sparkling pool this summer (or any time of the year) then chances are you’ll need to install a pool liner. Swimming pools are a great way to cool off and have fun, but they come with their own maintenance and upkeep requirements. Installing a PVC pool liner is a great way to ensure that your pool will stay clean and in working order for years to come. Here are the benefits of a PVC pool liner.

It’s the less expensive choice

PVC is one of the most affordable materials available. The cost savings from purchasing and installing a PVC pool liner could allow you to upgrade your pool entirely, or maintain other features of your swimming pool (such as adding a ladder or some water toys). 

It’s quick and easy to install

The robust material is easy to handle and manipulate, and creates a secure and properly fitted liner for your pool. A PVC pool liner can be installed in as little as an hour, meaning that your pool doesn’t need to be out of commission for weeks – you can enjoy it straight away. 

It’s low maintenance

Once installed, your PVC pool liner requires very little maintenance. Unlike other types of pool liners, PVC is highly resistant to wear and tear from sun exposure, moisture and chemicals. This makes it a great choice for pool owners who want a pool that requires minimal effort to maintain. Cleaning your PVC pool liner is as simple as hosing it down and scrubbing any stubborn dirt or debris.  

It’s durable

Well-maintained PVC pool liners can remain in good condition for up to 20 years. You won’t have to worry about warping, fading or peeling – Stern’s Backyard has tested our PVC pool liners to ensure that they remain strong and reliable for many years. Choosing a PVC pool liner is an investment that pays off long-term. 

It’s customisable

Unlike other types of pool liners, PVC liners can be designed in any number of shapes and sizes to suit your pool. They can also come in a variety of colours and designs, so you’re always able to find a liner that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.