Smartline 16 ft Round Swimming Pool Liner | Boulder Swirl

We have put a couple of these liners in our pool over the last few years. When one starts to fade or gets a small leak, we just drain the pool, dry it out, and put another liner right over the old one. As you can see in the pictures, we just fold it over the edge and hold it on with some clamps (we do put a little piece of towel under the clamp so the clamp doesn't tear the liner). We really like the patterned bottom with the plain sides because it helps to see where to align it on the floor of the pool when putting it in.

Bought this to reline our Summer Waves Elite 16' pool. After a whopping two seasons the bottom seam was starting to show signs of separation, and the extended warranty being worthless as it is, we decided to go with this heavy gauge liner. It fits quite well after being warmed up in the sun for an hour, and the Boulder Swirl really adds something to an otherwise very mundane original pool liner. It does seem a tad large for this pool and I did have some wrinkles on the sides but nothing bad.

Had a hole in the liner out of the box. I'm not able to find where the leak is at. But I noticed it was leaking when it was about 1/3 full of water. I'm guessing it's on the seam.

Been using for a few months and have had zero issues. Suggest using a liner mat and cove corners. I did and it is working great. Recommend to anyone needing a new liner. Hopefully won’t need to buy again for a reasonable period of time…lol