Pools, Spas & Decking Showcase 1
BAKEWELL POOLS
Fibreglass pools are now firmly established within the swimming
pool industry and it’s not difficult to see why. Installation can be carried out by your builder and can be completed within a fraction of the time and cost of a concrete or liner pool. Our fibreglass pools are a one-piece reinforced construction with options for internal corner steps, roman ends and automatic cover chambers. Insulation is now available conforming to Part L of Building Regulations.
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Using adjustable pedestals with timber decking is ideal for areas
around pools and spas by allowing water to drain away efficiently without compromising the decking in any way. The rot-proof plastic pedestals support a joist structure, which is then fixed to the decking boards. By suspending all the timber off the deck, water drains between the timber and runs away underneath. This reduces surface water radically and prevents slip hazards.
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Levato Mono Porcelain paver system’s are ideal for Pool and Spa exterior flooring. Designed for fast cost effective installation over most surfaces; including single ply membranes, roofing felt and other delicate waterproofing systems. Pavers are comprised of a 20mm porcelain, and are highly abrasion and stain resistant, as well as fire & frost proof. Available in timber & stone effects with over 40 finishes, the pavers are lightweight and slip resistant.
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