Pool & Spa Scene: MARKETPLACE
Water Gym
The unique and innovative Aquagym wet fitness system has been designed to transform any swimming pool over 1.1m depth into an exciting and invigorating water gymnasium that is both fun and effective to use. The system capitalises on the natural properties of buoyancy and resistance to create a zero impact, complete cardio-vascular and aerobic workout.
It consists of eight portable, compact units which can be easily installed and removed to suit the pool exercise program. Utilising just one lane the complete system causes less impact on the pool than most aqua-aerobic classes. It is an ideal complement to your existing
pool exercise program. Aquagym Ltd Tel. +44 (0)1728 832 755 Email.
sales@aquagym.co.uk www.aquagym.co.uk
It’s SWIMPLE!
SWIMPLE is an on-line shop for small to medium sized pool and spa retailers who do not have the time or budget to invest in their own e-commerce sites. For an annual membership fee of £495, retailers get their own shop window with the backing of order, payment and delivery processing. Product ranges are updated seasonally with full marketing support. With an all-new website being rolled out in time for the 2013 season contact the United
Pool Retailers Online team today to find out how ‘swimple’ it is to take the e-commerce plunge. United Pool Retailers Online Ltd Tel. +44 (0)1353 666765
www.swimple.co.uk
Colour Coded
For more than 80 years, Hayward has been striving to enhance the swimming pool experience with high quality equipment engineered for long lasting performance. Pollet Pool Group offers a range of flow fittings and lighting options from the Hayward range – so much more than just equipment.
From skimmers to main drains and from traditional lights to LED options, Pollet offers a full range of Hayward components for both new build and retrofit.
As well as traditional white, Pollet maintain stock levels in a variety of colour options including blues, greens, sand, black and anthracite grey as well as stainless steel options. Contact Pollet today for more information. Pollet Pool Group Tel. +44 (0)1635 234038 Email.
sales@polletpoolgroup.co.uk www.ppgeurope.com
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Hanovia is a pioneer, in the development of UV technology for disinfection and chemical reduction applications. Hanovia’s SwimLine™ UV range provides safe and efficient removal of chloramines from pool water while also acting as a disinfectant. Water passing through the system is exposed to UV light, which destroys chloramines, the harmful by- product of chlorine disinfection, responsible for strong odours, skin and eye
irritation as well as damage to pool equipment.
UV light also inactivates microorganisms on a cellular level and, when coupled with chlorine treatment, the SwimLine provides a highly effective second barrier against infection by chlorine- resistant microorganisms such as cryptosporidium. Hanovia Tel. +44 (0)1753 515300
www.hanovia.com www.water.com
Stepping Up
Designed and created by two experienced swim school operators, Splash Deck, creates a safe, solid and affordable swim teaching standing platform in the water. Fully tested for load and build quality, This clever platform is designed to assist in the delivery of swimming lessons in deeper water or shallow water where students are unable to touch the bottom of the pool. Platforms can be individually branded so that company logo’s are clearly noticeable both in and out of the pool. They are lightweight but have been designed to sink easily and they are made using hard wearing and specifically molded plastic and covered in a double strength, industrially stitched mesh to avoid wear and tear.
A unique swim school product with commercial effectiveness. Pool Platforms Limited Tel. +44 (0)7501 456 146 Email.
info@poolplatforms.co.uk www.poolplatforms.co.uk
Technological Pioneers
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