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easy access for maintenance. Another well established quality above-ground alternative is the Vogue pool. Supplied in the UK for over 30 years through Paramount Pool Products these unquestionably robust pools offer the Discovery and Impact range. Elegantly contoured with superior shock absorbency Vogue pools are a breeze to install due to unique interlocking parts that also provide increased lateral strength. The all resin framework ensures the pool remains corrosion free and blow moulded curved top rails provide a smooth to the touch finish. Vogue above- ground pools have been providing pleasure, quality design, a refreshing place to swim and a welcome highlight to countless gardens across the country. Every Vogue pool comes with a 30 year limited warranty. Laghetto pools are definitely different and are the result of 25 years of original and innovative design. Super strong “skins” are attached to zinc coated steel structures to produce an above- ground pool that is totally dissimilar to any other on the market. Each pool is made by highly qualified craftsmen from materials particularly designed for Laghetto and fully tested in Laghetto laboratories. The skins are specially treated to protect against the damage of UV light, mildew and other fungi. The tubes, which make up the metal structure, are made from zinc coated steel that are shaped and finally varnished. Stainless steel is the only metal used in any area that comes into contact with the water. The Laghetto range of assorted pool sizes allows customers to choose a pool to fit their garden and personal requirements. If a special size is required Laghetto can even manufacture a bespoke pool. Certikin’s extensive range of pool products includes the Endless Summer wooden above- ground pool. Certikin’s John Whiteside said: “The Certikin wooden pool is both stylish and practical and will enhance any garden. If the sun shines this summer, as we have been promised, then customers will want a pool erected as quickly as the sun appears and the wooden pool is both simple and straight- forward in construction.” Made of attractive Scandinavian red wood (walls) and yellow pine, Certikin’s Endless Summer wooden above ground pool shouts quality and is stunning by anyone’s standards. It comes in three standard sizes, 4.2m x
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4.2m, 4.7m by 2.9m and a larger 6m x 4.2m and can be made-to- measure up to 12m by 8m. All the models below 6m by 4m are totally free standing and require no ground supports. All have a steel support beam around the top of the pool underneath the yellow pine top rail. The pool’s high specification includes the pool walls, steps, Certikin flow fittings, filtration, maintenance kit, cover and liner (30 thou mosaic and marbled at no extra cost). The top rail is made of a single piece of wood and the smoothly finished wooden ladder can easily be detached when not in use. The pool features fully foamed insulation on the bottom and the side walls and is suitable for both end-user self-assembly and installation by pool retailers. A 316 stainless steel entry ladder comes with double top treads and an added structural support bar to reduce the liner wear. The exit ladder is constructed from pine, which is pre-treated for protection.
ABOVE: The curved lines of Paramount Pool’s above-ground Impact pool softens the look of the pool so that it blends with its surroundings
LEFT: A gorgeous setting and a different pool look with Laghetto’s Gold Europe above-ground pool
“For roughly the same price as a large home entertainment system, you can buy and
install a 15' diameter above-ground pool which will keep the family cool and entertained all summer long”
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