Unlike other pool types, vinyl liner swimming pools can be designed to fit into virtually any type of backyard. If you have a narrow space or an irregularly-shaped backyard, you can still build your dream pool.

From classic rectangle pools to curved designs like Odessy and Mountain Lake, find or design the perfect pool shape and design for your backyard and your lifestyle.

An inground vinyl liner pool truly lets you create a custom backyard experience. Latham’s modular vinyl liner pool system provides the flexibility to create a custom shape that fits your space and your style, whether you’re building a new pool or are in the process of adding custom add-ons while replacing your existing pool’s vinyl liner.

Steel Pool Bracing VS I-Beam Brace

There are tons of live weight load from the pool deck and surrounding soils, which constantly press down and inward on any pool walls. We knew there was a better way, using modern technology, to distribute this weight, so we took the load off the walls and placed it onto the rock solid, broad shoulders of a series of concrete filled I-beam braces. These I-beam braces surround the perimeter of the pool and the cavern beneath your steps.

Absolutely no weight rests on the pool walls of a Concord® I-Beam Pool System. The "live load" is evenly distributed over the entire support system from the braces right down to the concrete footings, as in bridge construction.

Concord’s durable walls are constructed in a modular and highly flexible way, so your pool can be designed and modified any way you might need it to be.

When considering an inground pool, one must realize this is an addition to your home. It should be an asset, not a liability. By choosing a pool constructed from the right materials, you will have made that choice.

Our Structural Design Resin pool system, our patented I-Brace support system, liners, steps, sun ledge, ladders, fillers, safety covers and components are all made locally by a single manufacturer. This eliminates the need for "field fitting" many different components supplied by various suppliers from around the country. Thus voiding each other's warranties in most cases.

Liners are available in numerous patterns. Choosing one you enjoy is important since the liner defines the look and feel of your pool.

**All Vinyl liner graphics are for illustration purposes only. It is recommended to view an actual sample before ordering your liner. Color may vary from what appears below.

Manufacturer reserves the right to change liner selections without notice.

Complete your pool with custom inground pool entry steps by Latham — a trusted industry leader with more than 60 years of experience. We can tailor unique pool stair designs to pools in any style or size, including built-in and drop-in designs in polymer or steel. Made using the finest materials and backed by industry-leading warranties, our pool stairs are proudly built to last.

Yes, pool steps can be added to any inground swimming pool. There are several types of inground swimming pool stairs to choose from, such as drop-in steps and built-in steps. Swimming pool stairs can be constructed from a wide range of materials, such as fiberglass, steel, and polymer, which each have unique pros and cons. Our pool and spa professionals can help you make a decision that fits your needs, your budget, and your sense of style.

Whether simple or ornate, no pool surround decking options would be complete without coping, which is an unfamiliar term to most first-time pool owners. Put simply, inground pool coping is the frame around the edge or lip of your pool. Though coping and decking are often paired, the coping is both functionally and visually distinct from the rest of the deck, which is a separate structure. In fact, some pool owners choose high-contrast coping and decking materials, such as pale limestone and dark wood, to create a look that’s both dramatic and contemporary.

You can enhance your Vinyl Liner Pool with a number of options from Coping, Slides, Water Features, LED Lighting.