In this issue of Selfbuilder & Homemaker we look at recent trends in pools, spas and decking
5 SAIGE DECKING
SAiGE Longlife Composite Decking is an environmentally sourced long
lasting alternative to traditional timber decking with a 10-year warranty and expected life of over 20 years; and it looks good too. It requires minimal maintenance, is anti-slip, splinter free and is resistant to mould and fungus. SAiGE Decking is available in a choice of four colours (Light Grey pictured) and hollow and solid boards for residential and commercial use. Free samples are available from the website.
4 GRIPSURE
A major extension for award-winning Titanic Spa includes an outdoor
sunken hot tub boasting innovative decking with built-in drainage. Gripsure Aquadeck™ controls water run-off and, thanks to its soft non-slip design, remains safe in wet conditions making it ideal for pools and spas. Gripsure Aquadeck™ is a timber board that allows rainwater to permeate through to the water course below. Available in a number of colours, it can fit in with any design.
www.gripsure.co.uk Enq. 190
www.saigedecking.com Enq. 191 6 NAUTILUS POOLS
Nautilus Pools Ltd is the distributor for the Waterair range of in-ground
pools. Waterair Swimming Pools have helped more than 90,000 families turn dreams into an affordable project. Waterair swimming pools are made from corrugated steel panels (strength equivalent to a 45cm concrete wall), to guarantee mechanical resistance and an exceptional lifetime. There is a choice of 86 models and more than 200,000 possible variations.
www.waterair.co.uk Enq. 192
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