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Not even the typical British weather will dissuade children from wanting to play outside and by the pool, Trex is much safer than traditional decking; leaving parents worry-free as it doesn’t rot, warp, crack or splinter. It’s specially designed non-slip surface is ideal if you’ve got little ones running around bare foot and playing in the pool. Trex not only looks great, but it comes in a range of six colours to suit any outdoor space.


CRANBOURNE BESPOKE NATURAL STONE


Cranbourne Stone understand that customers demand an increasingly sophisticated, bespoke and original product. For that reason they use the finest natural stone from all over the world to help to create individual bespoke pool surrounds.


As the company has matured, the product range has grown by demand. As well as importing and producing stone specifically for the swimming pool industry and at the same time satisfying the company’s customer base of architects and landscape gardeners, Cranbourne also take advantage of their skilled stone masons by producing a wide array of commissioned stone products for both indoor and outdoor projects. Using their experience Cranbourne take the responsibility from their customers by producing on site templates and work from detailed CAD drawings making even the most highly complex projects run smoothly. As well as bespoke surrounds Cranbourne also stock a vast quantity of natural stone and pool


Designworks splitface mosaic tiles complement this contemporary indoor pool


copings in standard sizes in order to keep up with the demands of the ever challenging schedules that builders have to work to.


QUALITY FINISHES TIME AND TIME AGAIN


Designworks Tiles’ vast range of pool ready mosaics and anti-slip tiles have been used in countless projects from leisure centres, resorts and spas to residential projects and even the homes of the rich and famous. Textured mosaics, metallic effects and bespoke murals are just a few of Designworks Tiles exciting products.


A vast range of sizes, styles and colours are on offer, from deep blue hues to vibrant greens and rich reds to pale whites and creams. Glowing gold effect mosaics are also available, with the added benefits of additional metallic ‘drop in’ tiles for those who want to create their own unique look. A vast collection of slip resistant tiles including new additions in various shades perfectly suited to pool surrounds provides considerable choice with excellent safety credentials.


Outstanding step finish from Designworks tiles


On top of a portfolio of beautiful and stylish products, Designworks Tiles also offers extensive customisation to functional grills. Able to produce drainage grills in


the same material and shade as surrounding tiles with the same slip resistant qualities, Designworks Tiles can help to achieve a seamless finish. With a full design service and experienced team, Designworks Tiles offers a bespoke mosaic service whereby any high resolution image can be converted into a show stopping mural. These look fabulous when placed at the bottom of a pool and can replicate logos or any other design that is required. If an understated style is preferred, matt finish or rugged splitface stone mosaics are an excellent choice, bringing as much style to the pool surround as the mosaics themselves. Recycled glass mosaics can provide an eco- friendly edge. Various product types such as mesh backed or film faced mosaics are available, so Designworks Tiles can provide a solution for any project.


RESIN BOUND STONE SURFACING FOR ANY POOL Flex Flooring’s new Resin Bound Stone floor – Stonex, is aesthetically pleasing and hard wearing. Stonex creates a seamless, safe and attractive surface for both domestic and commercial pools.


Stonex Pool Surround is made from quartz and stone aggregate plus the best resins to ensure a surface that lasts. Stonex pool surround is porous, with water dispersed via evaporation and natural drainage. Stonex is available in a range of 15 key colours. The stone aggregate is made up of a 2-3mm blend of PU coated stone quartz


New Machine Arrives As Certikin Overflows With Orders!


Certikin’s overflow high density polyethylene grating (HDPE) has proved a massive success story and to keep up with demand the company has recently invested heavily in a second manufacturing plant to double output.


The addition of the impressive Maxi-m5 2030 twin head, twin ATC precision CNC Router at Certikin’s HQ in Witney, Oxfordshire, allows for a sizeable increase in production but also offers much greater product versatility, for instance 24m of grating can now be manufactured in one


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run as opposed to doing 2m runs on just one machine. Neil Garner, Certikin’s Production Manager says: “Its arrival means we now have a range


Certikin’s new Maxi-m5 CNC Router keeps up with demand for HDPE overflow grating


of 16 different tools to choose from and each tool is ingeniously selected automatically by the machine’s computer, facilitating much more complex machining.” Steve Nelson, Commercial Manager, says: “The second CNC machine is fantastic news as we have been inundated with orders for our HDPE overflow grating. Our grating offers unparalleled high impact strength and can be made to suit any existing or new pool channel. Super smart, it’s available in any depth, width and virtually any colour and adds a finishing touch to any pool.”


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Flex Flooring’s Stonex pool surround for a smooth and good looking finish


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