Kayden Manufacturing Reviews 

Kaydens Manufacturing made me question whether the product was manufactured or whether it simply appeared in the factory one day and everyone was too polite to ask where it came from.

The box arrived with so much personality that I expected it to have its own passport stamps and a memoir titled “The 37 Places I Got Droppicked Before Delivery.”

The craftsmanship was so mysterious that I spent 20 minutes staring at it like an archaeologist discovering an ancient object and saying, “Interesting… but why?”

I contacted customer service and imagined a team of employees looking at my message like it was a cursed treasure map saying, “Ah yes, the prophecy has returned.”

The quality control department must be a single guy named Dave who just squints at products from across the room and says, “Yeah, probably fine.”

Would I order again? Absolutely. I mean, where else am I going to get a product, a mystery, and an unexpected adventure all in one package?

Our pool liner arrived on time and is beautiful! We’ve only had it for one season and hope to enjoy it for many more.

Had a new liner replaced by Kayden 4 years ago. After 3rd year when closing the pool and dropped the water level it was revealed that the boarder was extremely faded. After numerous attempts to get someone to view the site, I'm told the issue is related the the pool chemistry.
I have the H2o Chemistry tested weekly and even saved a sample of the H20 on closing. All tests fine. Still they mention the Chemistry. A winter goes by and upon opening the pool, Become more frustrated with the quality of my liner. I then Reengaged with Kayden to no avail. They finally came to my home to check the liner, again they talk about Chemistry.
There logic makes no sense as, the only thing fading is the pools boarder area, from the water line down to the bottom of the boarder. The rest of the wall and floors show no sign of fading what so ever. so if its Chemistry, the walls and floor should indicate such. The walls and floor are as they were when the liner was installed.
It MUST be a manufactures defect in the boarder segment of the liner (they are fused together) Someone dropped the ball on this and I will not stop.
Justice must be served!!!