Waterproofing is a crucial aspect of building a swimming pool. If you choose the wrong waterproofing materials for the pool, it can lead to many problems. For a standard pool, at least two thousand tons of water is required. If there is a leak, it can be terrifying for pool operators. To completely solve the leak problem, all the tiles must be removed, waterproofing must be redone, and then decorative materials need to be reinstalled. Alternatively, this could mean a long-term requirement for water replenishment, which can become a significant expense over time. Additionally, prolonged leakage can also affect the surrounding structures of the pool, making waterproofing extremely important for pools. Currently, besides the traditional mosaic tiles, a new type of material has emerged for pool waterproofing, which is the pool waterproofing membrane. As a new waterproofing material, the pool waterproofing membrane differs greatly from mosaic tiles in both material and functionality, offering substantial improvements. The pool waterproofing membrane is made from PVC environmentally friendly materials, providing both waterproofing and decorative properties. It is easy to transport, not easily damaged, simple to install, has a short construction period, and has strong resistance to external environmental factors. If there are any leakage issues with the pool waterproofing membrane later on, repairs are relatively simple—just patch the area where the leak is. Benefits of choosing pool waterproofing membranes compared to traditional tiles and mosaics: 1. The pool waterproofing membrane is a complete sealed decorative structure that serves as internal waterproofing. 2. As an integral structure under the natural pressure of water, the waterproofing membrane is less likely to detach, requiring no maintenance or repairs later, whereas traditional tiles and mosaics can easily fall off and are inconvenient to maintain. 3. Installation involves rolling and welding, resulting in fewer seams that are less likely to harbor dirt and grime. 4. The waterproofing membrane is made from polymer materials, which are not easily soiled and are easier to clean. 5. It has a lifespan of up to 10 years, while traditional tiles and mosaics need to be renovated every 2 to 3 years. Therefore, careful consideration is necessary when selecting pool waterproofing materials!