How long does a Doughboy pool liner last?

15-20 years
Doughboy liners typically last 15-20 years, while other liners typically last 5-10 years. Keeping in mind that the labor, water, and chemicals are the biggest costs of liner replacement, choosing a liner that lasts 2-3 times longer than alternatives is clearly a wise investment!

How much does it cost to replace a pool liner?

Homeowners with pools can generally expect to spend between $1,000 and $3,400, or on average about $2,200, to repair or replace an inground or above-ground vinyl swimming pool liner. If you’re looking to just patch a small hole, that should only set you back around $350.

How long will a 28 mil pool liner last?

Vinyl liners last 5-9 years, with a general rule being the thicker the liner, the closer it will be to 9 years. But beyond that, a thicker vinyl liner is a good investment in avoiding potential problems. They can withstand more damage without leaking and will require fewer patches and repairs.

What is a 28 20 pool liner?

For example, a non-embossed 20-mil liner is 20 mils across the whole top (indicated as 20/20). This liner will cost less than an embossed liner that measures 28 mils at its high point and 20 mils at its low point (called 28/20) because the embossed liner has more material.

Are Doughboy pools worth extra money?

Conclusion. I have nothing against Doughboy Pools, they make great above ground pools, but they are just too much money. Their resin pools cost way to much, and they don’t offer an aluminum wall. You may find their prices more competitive in your area of the country.

Do Doughboy pools rust?

Doughboy above ground pools are one of the strongest installations available. They are made with steel frames and several protective layers and coatings that will resist corrosion. Doughboy also offers a resin pool frame that is exceptionally strong and durable.

How much does it cost to replace a 20×40 pool liner?

Pool Liner Installation Cost By Size

Type	Size	Total Replacement Cost
Inground	14×28	$1,600 – $2,400
Inground	16×32	$1,900 – $2,900
Inground	18×36	$2,300 – $3,600
Inground	20×40	$2,800 – $4,500

What Colour pool liner is best?

Deep blue
Deep blue is the most popular color for pool liners. People associate this color with water in general. If you decide to deck your swimming pool with a deep blue liner you need to know that it absorbs sunlight, which can help warm your pool water.

What is the best thickness for a pool liner?

The shape is important: if the pool has a lot of tight, intricate turns, it’s better to go with a 20 mil liner in order to achieve a better fit. I cringe when someone with 90-degrees corners wants a 28 mil, especially in cold weather. The thicker liner just isn’t as pliable as the 20 mil.

Is Doughboy a good pool?

Doughboy Swimming Pools are one of the highest quality above ground swimming pools on the market. I work for a business that has sold this brand for the last 20 years. The heavy steel construction along with the 7′ deep end option sets these pools apart from the rest.

What is the strongest above ground pool liner?

The best above-ground pool liner is 17/20 mil. You don’t even want a thicker piece of vinyl on the wall. Most above-ground pool walls couldn’t handle it. The pool wall buckles if you don’t wait to install a 17 mil wall liner on a sunny day with temperatures above 70 degrees.

What are above ground pool liners?

An above ground pool liner is a vinyl based lining installed on pool walls covering the whole pool area at the bottom and the inner walls.

What is above ground overlap pool liner?

An overlap style liner is folded over the wall of the swimming pool and held in place underneath the top rail of the above ground swimming pool. If your swimming pool requires an overlap style liner, you can see a small amount of the pool liner under the top rail on the outside of the swimming pool.