Clear water makes gorgeous pool
There’s no arguing with this statement. In addition to exquisite designs and solid construction, another key aspect of the swimming pool is the equipment and systems installation. All equipment must not only be efficient, strong and durable, they must also work well together. Before the designs of each system can be finalized, extensive compatibility studies and precise water management are needed to ensure that the turnover rate of our pools meet international standards. For us, beauty must come with quality.
Control Room
The control room is one of the first considerations when planning a swimming pool project. This is where all of the filtration, disinfection and control equipment are housed. The control room should be well ventilated and at a level that is lower than the pool level and higher than the property’s sewer lines. In high-humidity, flood-prone areas, it is also inadvisable to build underground control rooms.
Circulation System
The reserve tank is typically positioned next to the pool, just below the overflow channel. It is a necessary part of the overflow pool, as it greatly raises the efficiency of water management within the system. Precise calculations concerning the pool size, its primary function, and the expected number of users, are carried out before the capacity of the tank can be determined.