TILING Complete Swimming Pool Re-Tile Pool Surround Tiling Changing Rooms and Shower Areas Expansion Joint Replacement Pool refurbishments and repairs
GROUTING Full-re-grouting of all above areas (EPOXY, MODIFIED EPOXY OR CEMENTATIOUS) Different Options available i.e. Full Cut Out, Skim etc)
SPECIALIST SERVICES Underwater Surveys and Repairs Channel Grating, Manhole Covers and Frames Marbline/Pacelite Coloured render systems Stainless Steel Handrails, Steps, Gates, etc. Acid cleaning of all Areas Plant Room Services
Rendering, Screeding & Pool Concrete repairs UK COVERAGE, FREE, NO OBLIGATION SITE VISITS
Projects (UK) Ltd
Tel: 0161 969 0660 Fax: 0161 969 0661 Mobile: 0780 320 4417
www.tilingandpoolprojects.co.uk email:
tilingandpool@btinternet.com
Make your pool a simple pleasure
Soft & Easy The gentle alternative
to chlorine
Soft & Easy provides water treatment based on active oxygen in a concentrated granular form. Advantages of using Soft & Easy: • Pre-measured double sachet makes dosing easy.
• Combination of active ingredients for disinfection, algae prevention & clarifier ensures continuously hygienic and sparkling clear pool water.
• Soft & Easy is pH neutral and contains pH buffers that will help to reduce pH fluctuations.
• Soft & Easy is a chlorine free product.
www.bayrol.com
Biolab UK Ltd, Andoversford Industrial Estate, Andoversford, Cheltenham, Glos GL54 4LB
sales@biolabuk.com
01242 820969
CHAS accredited contractor and members
of The Tile Association and Constructionline
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