Swimming Pool Scene STAINLESS STEEL POOLS


On Trend Stainless steel pools have never been so popular… ABOVE: Berndorf Bäderbau have been designing and manufacturing swimming pools since the 1960’s.


Top-end and very much on-trend, stainless steel pools have never enjoyed such high demand; highly sought-after by both architects and directly from clients themselves.


A modern, timeless material used widely in interior design, stainless steel complements all types of designs, blending perfectly with an array of materials but especially glass. What is more, stainless steel pools are extremely durable, ensuring the lasting beauty of the pool and, because they require less water sanitisation they are better for the environment and lower on maintenance.


Even more crucially, the prefabricated stainless steel pool material and associated technology enables the pool to be built in less time than it takes using conventional construction methods. It’s perhaps not surprising, given the high-end, luxury market the London Swimming Pool Company serves that they have been among the fi rst to extoll the virtues of stainless steel options. “Stainless steel is ideal for both private and commercial installations,” acknowledges Jamie Smith of London Swimming Pool Company. “There is no worry about waterproofi ng because stainless steel pools are permanently watertight and extremely durable, providing


ABOVE: Stainless steel pools, like the Luxe from Paramount Pools, are highly sought-after.


34 Swimming Pool Scene STAINLESS STEEL POOLS


ABOVE: Kier Construction chose Wrightfi eld Pools and the Natare stainless steel pool for the refurbishment of Pontypidd lido.


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