What is the importance of choosing a proper pool shell material?
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Choosing the correct pool shell material ensures the absolute watertightness of the structure, retaining the water volume without ground infiltration. Furthermore, it prevents structural pathologies and withstands the continuous impact of chemicals and solar radiation, extending the lifespan of the pool.
How can wear and fading along the pool's waterline be prevented?
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Fading occurs due to the combination of UV radiation and residues accumulating on the surface (oils, lotions). It is recommended to choose materials and liners with protective acrylic treatments or varnishes and perform regular cleanings along the edge using specific non-abrasive degreasers.
Are the lining and fastening materials salt-resistant?
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Yes. All modern pool shell components distributed by Pools and More (such as anodized aluminum profiles, PVC tracks, and reinforced membranes) are engineered for full compatibility with salt chlorination systems, providing total immunity against oxidation.
What is the recommended thickness for a reinforced pool liner?
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For residential pools or high-traffic public swimming pools, the ideal technical thickness ranges between 1.5 mm and 2.0 mm. Reinforced membranes with an inner polyester mesh ensure the necessary mechanical stability to withstand structural micro-cracks.
Can the pool shell be completely drained during winter?
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It is not recommended. During winter in Europe, prolonged draining can compromise the material due to the loss of hydraulic pressure against the surrounding ground walls, leading to cracks or wrinkles in the lining. The correct approach is to keep the pool filled while using a winterizing product.
