Premium Pool Products We Offer

Whether opting for a pool liner, pool safety cover, or Pool Bladder™, choose Kayden Manufacturing for unsurpassed quality and pool protection on your next pool product.

About Us

Simply put, we’re nice people making nice liners & covers.Why Choose Kayden for Your Pool?

Simply, we’re not like other companies.

We’re all about serving you, our number one asset. With over 40 years of collective experience designing and manufacturing pool products for people across the nation, if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that a product is only premium if it’s also delivered with a premium level of service.

When you partner with Kayden, you’ll get a premium product for all your pool needs. We promise to always connect you with the right resources, so you can make the most of your brand new pool.

Simply put, we’re nice people making nice liners & covers.

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The Kayden Advantage

Speed

Our streamlined manufacturing process means we can cut, fabricate, and craft our pool products in record time.

Industry-Leading Warranties

We offer premium pool products with of some of the best premium vinyl pool warranties on the market.

Patterns

Choose from a premium selection of the finest pool patterns and trims on the market.

Enhanced Durability

We never compromise:
From our full-fitting liners to our double-webbed safety covers, our products our engineered to last longer than the rest.

Enhanced Beauty

With our deco-trim, we can seamlessly match the color of your new faceplates to the pattern of your liner. You’ll get a cleaner finish on your next pool.

Premium Quality
Timeless Values

Our premium products stand the test of time. Built with specialized RF technology, bulgeless corners, and thick down-hill seams, our products are tougher than traditional pool products.

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A Pool Solution for Every Need

A Pool Solution for Every Need

For Businesses

We’ll help you drive business with premium pool products. With quality training, classes, and resources for product sales, order placements, and installation we partner with you to help you deliver a one-of-a-kind premium pool solution to help you lock in new customers.

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For Homeowners

You’ll have access to our nationwide network of 2,000+ Kayden dealers.

Our dealers are dedicated to providing you with quality pool products and personalized pool services in your area.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pool Products

What is a "parachute" or "expandable" pool liner?

A “parachute” pool liner refers to a liner that is significantly undersized. These liners were quite common in the past, though their use has diminished in recent years. The concept behind a parachute liner was to provide a one-size-fits-all solution that could be readily stocked. However, contemporary practices favor custom-made liners to ensure durability and a precise fit. Due to the extensive stretching involved, parachute liners generally have a shorter lifespan compared to custom-fitted liners. Nevertheless, some manufacturers continue to produce parachute liners. Be cautious of products advertised with phrases like “All Sizes in Stock,” as these are likely parachute liners.

Do you sell to the public?

Unfortunately, we typically distribute our pool liners exclusively through our network of dealers. The measurement and installation of a pool liner are complex processes best handled by trained professionals. However, we have recently revised our policy. Given the accessibility of online resources, we now offer direct sales to the public in areas not served by our dealers. Therefore, you may purchase directly from us, provided you are outside a dealer’s territory.

I’ve heard people use the term “gauge” for measuring vinyl thickness, but you only use “mil”. What’s the difference?

The term “gauge” is often used by liner manufacturers, but it is incorrect and misleading.

In most industries, “gauge” refers to a measurement system in which an item (such as wire or sheet metal) is measured using a specific gauge tool. The gauge number corresponds to the number of items that fit into the tool, so a thicker item has a smaller gauge number. For example, if 14 pieces of sheet metal fit into the gauge, it is designated as 14-gauge steel. The steel industry has standardized these measurements, but no such standard exists for vinyl.

Due to the lack of a standardized gauge for vinyl, the actual thickness of “30-gauge” vinyl can vary widely. It is a loophole that can be misleading for consumers.