Leisure Pools
Leisure pools, designed for relaxation and entertainment, offer a relaxing and enjoyable experience, with features like waterfalls, swim-up bars, and spa jets. They provide health benefits, enhance outdoor space, and increase property value. Beyond the standard features of filtration, pumping, chlorination, and heating, leisure pools often include landscaping, lighting, and other decorative elements to create a luxurious and inviting atmosphere. Investing in a leisure pool can enhance your outdoor living space, provide a health and wellness benefit, and increase your property’s value.
- Natural Aesthetics: Waterfalls, rock formations, and plants.
- Relaxation Zones: Lounge areas, swim-up bars, and spa jets for comfort and socializing.
- Eco-friendly Features: Solar heating, rainwater harvesting, and natural filtration.
- Water Features: Fountains, cascades, and lazy rivers.
- Lighting and Sound: Underwater lighting and sound systems.
Step 1: Develop a concept, obtain permits, and create engineering plans.
Step 2: Dig the pool, install plumbing and electrical systems, and construct the shell.
Step 3: Install filtration, pump, heating, and chlorination systems.
Step 4: Landscape the area, build patios or decks, and install lighting.
Step 5: Add tile, coping, water, and safety features and fill the pool.
- Site Considerations like space, soil conditions, and utility access.
- Larger surface areas and open spaces
- Permits and approvals on regulatory policies.
- Design, planning and budget compliances.
- Project-specific Materials and Equipment
- Size and shapes: Larger than standard pools and irregularly shaped for visual interest.
- Depth: Shallow areas for lounging and deeper areas for swimming.
- Seating and Lounging: Built-in seating, floating islands, and swim-up bars.
- Accessibility: Ramps, lifts, and accessible seating for individuals with disabilities.
- Heating: Heating systems to extend the swimming season.
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