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Royal's Choice Pool Products

Royal's Choice represents a highly curated selection of premium, in-house equipment and structural components designed for maximum reliability. Rather than generic aftermarket parts, this exclusive lineup features heavy duty sand filters, high performance pumps, and a massive array of custom vinyl pool liners. These proven products are perfectly matched for both routine equipment pad upgrades and complete inground pool renovations. To maximize the efficiency of your new Royal's Choice circulation system, integrate it with durable plumbing fittings. Protecting your custom liner investment is easily achieved by utilizing a heavy duty winter pool cover during the off season.

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Royal's Choice Pool Products FAQs

How should Royal's Choice equipment be matched to an existing pool system?

Royal's Choice includes circulation equipment and structural pool components such as pumps, sand filters, and vinyl liners. Each item should be selected from the pool's actual requirements rather than treated as a universal replacement. Pool volume, plumbing size, filter flow limits, electrical supply, wall height, pool shape, and liner attachment can all affect compatibility. Accurate pool equipment sizing helps coordinate pump flow and filter capacity so one component does not restrict or overpower another. Structural items such as liners require a separate set of measurements tied to the pool itself.

Can a Royal's Choice pump replace equipment from another manufacturer?

It may be suitable when the required flow, voltage, total horsepower, plumbing connections, port positions, mounting space, and filter limits match the existing system. A similar pipe size or motor rating does not confirm a direct replacement. The pump's hydraulic performance should suit the pool volume, equipment, and water features. Existing automation or timers may also affect the electrical setup. Record the full current pump label, pipe size, equipment-pad measurements, filter model, and any connected heater or water feature before choosing a replacement. Electrical and bonding work should follow the equipment instructions and local requirements.

What should be confirmed before choosing a Royal's Choice sand filter?

Confirm the pool volume, pump flow, plumbing size, filter diameter, valve configuration, sand requirement, equipment-pad clearance, and service access. The selected inground pool filter must accept the system's flow without creating excessive restriction. A larger tank does not automatically correct an unsuitable pump or plumbing arrangement. The valve ports must also align with the equipment layout, and enough space should remain for maintenance and sand replacement. Existing labels and measurements should be retained when replacing a filter or matching valves, laterals, gauges, and other internal parts.

Which measurements are needed before ordering a Royal's Choice vinyl liner?

Record the pool shape, length, width, wall height, shallow and deep-end depths, hopper dimensions, slopes, corner radii, step configuration, bead type, and coping arrangement. A replacement liner should be measured from the actual structure because the old material may have stretched or shifted. Two pools with the same nominal length and width can still require different liners if their floor profiles or built-in features differ. Custom steps, benches, ledges, and unusual corners need additional measurements. The correct measurement form should be completed before a pattern or liner configuration is finalized.

What records help when Royal's Choice equipment or a liner needs formal review?

Keep the complete model information, purchase details, installation date, dimensions, photographs, and a clear description of the issue. For equipment, include labels, plumbing connections, voltage, filter or pump pairing, and any visible leakage or damage. For liners, document measurements, bead condition, seams, wrinkles, fading, punctures, and the surrounding structure. Installation conditions can influence the assessment, so photographs taken during installation are useful. Complete documentation supports the returns and warranty claim process when the product needs formal review.