Built for a Better Fit
A custom liner starts with your actual measurements, including the walls, floor, and hopper details that make each pool a little different.
Custom fit, not off the shelf
Our custom made liners are made to fit your pool perfectly. We do not offer the typical off-the-shelf liners offered elsewhere. That difference changes the installation, the finished look, and the useful life of the vinyl.
Custom vs. reseller stock
Most places that offer vinyl liners for sale to the general public are resellers, not manufacturers. The type of pool liner you could typically expect from a reseller is made from a pre-designed pattern for a specific shape of pool.
Those patterns create the basic shape, but an exact fit is rare unless your pool dimensions happen to fit the exact pattern used. Even when you provide dimensions, you may receive the closest available pattern. If you have ever installed one, you already know a job that should take an hour or two can turn into a few-day project.
Made to the measurements you provide
When we make a liner, it truly is a custom product. Whether you specify dimensions for a 16'-6" x 32'-8" rectangle, or an 18'-0" x 36'-0" Grecian with stairs, you receive a liner made to those exact dimensions. Uneven hopper, walls, or floor? No problem. We make the liner to fit the style and dimensions of your pool.
A custom liner starts with your actual measurements, including the walls, floor, and hopper details that make each pool a little different.
The liner is built for the dimensions you provide, so installation starts closer to the shape in front of you and needs fewer adjustments on the job.
A liner made for the real shape sits cleaner across the walls, floor, and hopper, giving the finished pool a better overall appearance.
Better fit, faster installation, and a cleaner finished look help protect the time, money, and expectations that go into the project.
Field-informed production
Our production teams have provided tens of thousands of custom liners for pool and water-storage professionals across the United States since 1984. Our main designer started as an installer, with 15 years of field experience before moving into production.
That background matters. A liner should be designed for the shape, measurements, and installation realities of the project, not just cut from a generic template.
Start with the shape and measurements, then compare patterns and installation details before ordering.