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Keeping the swimming pool water at the right temperature throughout the bathing season can be tricky. There are many elements beyond our control besides just the weather: water evaporation or loss due to bathers entering and leaving the pool, the mix of chemicals or cleaning agents, and other factors, they all contribute to lower the… Continue reading Quick guide on how to heat a swimming pool

Saunas provide a range of major health benefits, including skin care, muscle relaxation, and detoxification. The heat releases toxins through sweating, reactivates blood circulation, and improves breathing. Depending on the humidity inside the facility, the sauna can be wet or dry. Therefore, choosing the right wood for sauna is of great importance. The so-called wet… Continue reading Choosing the right wood for sauna installations

A 25-meter pool can be one of two types: a semi-Olympic pool or a 25-meter lap pool. Semi-Olympic pools , also known as short course pools, are half the length of Olympic pools. They comply with World Aquatics (former FINA) minimum dimensions and requirements for the 25-meter pool for competition use. A 25-meter lap pool… Continue reading Choosing the correct specification for a 25-meter pool

Of course, the water in your swimming pool is the main element that needs to be maintained at high standards to ensure the well-being and enjoyment of the users. However, the choice of types of pool water and associated maintenance (cleaning and disinfection treatments) is not always so straightforward. This article will cover: Each type… Continue reading Types of pool water and how to treat them efficiently

Water slides are a perennial source of joy for children and adults alike. This is why swimming pools with water slides make an excellent addition to holiday destinations, beyond the usual water parks. Hotels, campsites and resorts can benefit greatly from adding water slides, and there are many options for doing so. How can you… Continue reading Swimming pool slides: enhancing pools and water parks

Competition pools must comply with standard pool sizes required by World Aquatics (former FINA). Current technologies allow to meet these rules while accessing cost-efficient, quality water installations Standard pool sizes for competition pools ensure official sport events take place in homogeneous environments that promote the athletes’ performance, health and safety. At the same time, next-generation… Continue reading Standard pool sizes and how to build the most efficient installation

Olympic swimming pools are the gold standard for competition swimming. From the Olympic Games (their namesake) to local, regional and national championships, swimmers train to perform over the 50-metre length of an Olympic swimming pool. When you build an Olympic swimming pool, what are the rules and regulations to be aware of and how can… Continue reading Olympic swimming pool size: all you need to know

Pool coping is an element that many pool operators may overlook in the first instance. However, it is an essential part of building a swimming pool, and understanding the various types of pool coping available, as well as the materials that can be used and their features, is really important for building a durable, stylish… Continue reading What is pool coping and what types should you choose for your pool?

Choosing a suitable filtration system for a pool can mean that you manage to get clean, transparent water using fewer resources. A suitable filtration system for a pool plays a crucial role in the quality of the water, which will dictate the satisfaction of bathers. There are many factors to be taken into account in… Continue reading Swimming pool filter: how to choose the best technology