deep end pools

Deep End Pools: Things To Know

If you’re considering getting a swimming pool, you might be wondering whether a deep end pool is the right choice for you. Deep end pools offer greater depth and a wider, more dynamic array of potential swimming pool activities, but they can also require a bit more maintenance and may limit swim space for inexperienced swimmers.

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Swimming Pool Heater/Chiller Units: What You Need to Know

A swimming pool heater/chiller unit is a device that uses a heat exchanger to regulate the temperature of the water in a swimming pool, either heating or cooling it depending on the current need. It heats the pool water for comfortable swimming in cooler weather or cools the water during hot summer months. These units work by transferring heat energy from the air or the water into the pool water, or by the use of internal cooling fan units that chill the pool water as it circulates through the pump, depending on whether the heater/chiller is being used for heating or cooling.

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freeform vs rectangular pools

Freeform vs Rectangular Fiberglass Pools

When it comes to deciding between a freeform vs a rectangular fiberglass pool, there are several important factors to consider. Backyard design, water activities and functionality are the main priorities we recommend focusing on. If you have been shopping through images daydreaming about your new pool already, then you probably have been either leaning towards a shape, or agonizing over this ever-important choice. Whether you are almost positive or totally uncertain, today we will help guide you on which pool shape is a better fit for your home and lifestyle.

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saltwater pool

Salt Versus Chlorine: The Fiberglass Advantage

Saltwater does NOT work well with all types of pools or pool equipment.
Saltwater is abrasive on the interior surfaces of concrete/gunite pools, and can corrode vinyl swimming pools with metal wall panels. But fiberglass swimming pools are perfectly compatible with saltwater systems.

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a fiberglass pool

Your Fiberglass Pool: The Basics

Fiberglass pools are a highly efficient swimming pool option in which the swimming pool structure itself is built as one single piece. Prebuilt from a factory mold in a series of layers, each new layer fused with the next for extra strength and support. The pool shell is then reinforced with additional material to strengthen it while preserving its integrity and beauty.

The result is a strong but flexible fiberglass pool body that can be shipped to the installation site as a single unit. Fiberglass pools can be built in a large variety of shapes depending on the mold used, which offers a wide variety of choices to pool owners, easily including such extras as built-in steps, decks, and seating areas.

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Pros and Cons of Fiberglass Pools

One of the most popular types of swimming pools available is the fiberglass pool. Such pools are widely respected for elegance, practicality, and their variety of features. If you’re in the market for a fiberglass pool we’ve compiled a list of pros and cons for your consideration while shopping for your new pool.

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