Swimming Pool Scene STAINLESS STEEL POOLS
Gutter System
If the constraints of a project restrict the pool build to a concrete shell, the gutter system used on the Natare pool wall systems is available as a standalone product.
The inclusion of a Natare gutter on a concrete pool build will offer some significant advantages. The gutter system incorporates the same return circulation systems and a deck drain capability’s, reducing pipework connections to a minimum, reducing the volume of buried pipework, and provide a perfectly level gutter edge for accurate skimming.
The treated pool water returns though a continuous conduit, incorporated in the gutter assembly. This offers the opportunity of engineered water circulation with multiple delivery points to heavy bather loading areas.
maximum service life without any loss of aesthetic quality. “Unlike a tiled pool, there is no need to worry about replacing worn tiles in the future,” says Jamie. “Stainless steel blends with a wide variety of architectural surroundings – it works well in both modern and traditional settings; for indoor and outdoor pools.
UNIQUE SHARES
Stainless steel finishes are easier to modify, enabling designers to achieve unique pool shapes and sizes not normally available with other materials.
Also, the material is considerably lighter in weight than a conventionally constructed pool because it arrives pre-constructed as both a pool liner and finish. This makes it possible to build a pool in parts of the location where a heavier concrete pool may not be feasible such as rooftop pools.
Finding the right supplier was essential and LPSC looked at several.
“After meetings and a factory tour to see how Berndorf Bäderbau’s pool shells are made; and getting an understanding of its back up services, we formed a relationship with the company and now create Berndorf Bäderbau’s stainless steel pools for private clients.”
Berndorf Bäderbau have been designing and manufacturing swimming pools since the 1960’s and have completed more than 6,000 swimming pool projects across Europe. The company’s stainless steel swimming pools are the core of adventure swimming pools and recreational facilities as well as spa landscapes of hotels and private properties and residences. PACE became agents for Berndorf Bäderbau for the UK in 2016, and having worked with other divisions of Berndorf for many years previous in other engineering capacities, they have now become the leading authority in the design, production and installation of stainless steel swimming pools worldwide.
COST SAVINGS “We specialise in major pool and spa refurbishment works within the public sector and offer a complete service for public pools and leisure centres,” explains Managing Director Paul Lawson. “We can introduce a stainless steel pool into almost any existing swimming pool allowing and providing for all the benefits and long term cost savings associated with stainless steel pool,” he adds. As Europe’s number one stainless steel pool manufacturers,
ABOVE: For elevated pools, like this Marina Bay Sands hotel Natare project, stainless steel is the engineer’s choice of material.
ABOVE: Berndorf Bäderbau boast stand-out pool design projects all over Europe.
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