Is this wall foam liner permeable to water?
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Not sure about waterproof but its is very nice on the walls and floor of the pool. Its been about a year since I installed the liner and this product has held up very well.
2059491
Hi; I bought the wall foam and bottom pad three years ago. Since they're on the outside of the pool liner (between the liner and the metal pool wall) it really shouldn't be exposed to much water, except maybe splashover. I haven't had any issues with it for the past three years. I can say this and the floor has made a remarkable difference in our 25 year old pool. You will like it!
2059492
I would not say its water proof but it will not pass water or air. I have some left over I could mail you a sample.
2059493
This foam was glued on and used to both help insulate and give a softer touch to a 27 foot circular pool sides. The liner went over it so no water really would affect the foam. I have a piece left over I will see if water soaks through it tomorrow and respond.
240874
It is very thin and I don't even know it is there, it is supposed to be waterproof but I have not put that to the test. I bought it to protect my Memory Foam mattress against stains to protect the warranty. if you do get it prewash it but be sure to do only delicate and very low heat so not will not damage it. There is no padding for that would defeat the foams function. Hope this helps and I will be glad to answer any other questions that I can.
2186746
I suppose thats a matter of opinion. it has been engineered for the purpose of potable water storage, and meets several standards, including FDA and military. The material is virgin HDPE. There is no separate liner. Here is a reference for further research. http://www.govliquidation.com/nsn_info/72400/7240013655317.html Only you can decide what you consider safe for what purpose. It probably wasn't designed for long term storage of water, for example, but may be safe enough for you. The NSN to search for further details is 7240013655317 Here is a link containing details about construction, use and maintenance of the can: http://books.google.com/books?id=_8wXAAAAYAAJ&pg=SA2-PA19&lpg=SA2-PA19&dq=MIL-C-43613&source=bl&ots=05wLgJpzOv&sig=6tJIyD5b2XJ_O2LsNYG1jjhWIDA&hl=en&sa=X&ei=e9BFU_TgFOTAyAGT8oGICw&ved=0CCwQ6AEwATgU#v=onepage&q=MIL-C-43613&f=false
1629472
No, water does not get through the liner. At least I have never had this issue. The curtain will be wet when you touch it from either side, but it dries as it hangs there.
1542504
It is thicker on the wall side. It contours in a way so you don't have a deep corner in which water could be trapped and make cleaning difficult. I've been quite happy with this product
101322
This a great product to cover this. Wall liner is designed to create a smooth workable surface on paneling, brick and rough walls to paint over or wallpaper over. It is recommended to install it horizontally instead of vertically. If there are deep gaps in between the boards you will want to fill them in first.
2066944
It's made of a nylon-like fabric. I wouldn't expect it to be waterproof, I use a liner with it.
1613597
The liner itself will not let water pass through it, but it will not stop the water from going around it if your dog happens to have enough water on them to leave a puddle.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
565573
You cannot see through it, but the fabric is not water repellant, so yes, you need a shower liner.
1413045
I don't really know. I would assume the foam filter also stops fine debris from going through (like dry wall dust and such) too.
1794737
Not, this is a foam sheet. It would absorb water unless covered with something. It would probably dry out quickly.
1080393
I did add a liner. To protect the curtain and it didn't state it was water resistant. Getting water on this material over time would damage it. It feels like synthetic leather and has the texture of it.
806352
Yes! The liner comes out just as shown in the picture. It works great for both uses.
1769569
I don't know if you can build retaining walls with them but yes, they are permeable. Water passes through them.
1629471
The water does not directly hit the liner, but I have not noticed any leakage
128996
Foam insulation is fine. We have used it on pex with no issues, but you need constant water in pipe. (Do not use on drain lines it will melt the plastic)