CMP | 25545-049-000 | Tan Vinyl Wall Fitting Faceplate | Replacement Pool Inlet Faceplate

This vinyl wall fitting faceplate is a replacement component designed for compatible vinyl liner pool inlet, return, and wall fitting applications. It helps secure the liner around the fitting opening while providing a finished appearance at the pool wall.

Built for liner pool service, renovation, and repair applications, this tan faceplate is commonly used when the original component is cracked, faded, damaged, discolored, or being replaced during liner or wall fitting maintenance.

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Key Features

• Replacement wall fitting faceplate for compatible vinyl liner pool applications

• Tan finish coordinates with select vinyl liner pool interiors and fitting designs

• Used on compatible inlet, return, or wall fitting assemblies

• Helps secure the liner around the wall fitting opening when installed with proper components

• Supports a clean finished appearance at the pool wall connection point

• Suitable for liner replacement, return fitting repair, pool renovation, and wall fitting service

• Replacement component for cracked, worn, faded, damaged, or missing faceplates

• Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper alignment, sealing, and even hardware tightening

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Product Overview

This wall fitting faceplate is used on compatible vinyl liner pool fittings to help finish and secure the opening where the fitting passes through the pool wall. It provides the visible front cover around the fitting and supports proper liner retention when installed with the correct gasket, screws, and fitting body.

The component is commonly replaced during vinyl liner installation, inlet or return fitting repair, or pool renovation work. Wall fittings are important liner penetrations, so the faceplate must be properly aligned and tightened to help maintain a secure, clean installation.

During installation, the liner, gasket surfaces, screw holes, fitting body, and surrounding wall area should be inspected for damage, debris, or distortion. Hardware should be tightened evenly to help prevent liner pinching, uneven sealing pressure, or movement around the fitting opening.

Routine maintenance should include checking the faceplate for cracks, looseness, discoloration, missing screws, or signs of leakage around the fitting. Keeping the faceplate assembly in good condition helps protect the liner, maintain water containment, and preserve the finished appearance of the pool interior.