Transform your pool room into a multi-use space


Availble to hire or buy – Pool-dek comprises a bespoke, made to measure, stylish floor finish over the water’s surface. The system utilises the existing space of a concrete shell or tiled finish swimming pool, covering it and producing an individual floor surface to create an amazing and unique additional event space. We can accommodate other types of pool construction and decommissioned pools.


Pool-dek is constructed using stainless steel frames with adjustable feet, ensuring that the framework is level and ready to accommodate the water resistant deck panels. Frames hook together without the need of tools and are braced to the pool side to provide a rigid substructure. We offer a bespoke design and installation service to the finest detail such as edging, corners and special cutting requirements. We can also accommodate sloping floors, steps and jacuzzis.


Simple transformation: • No need to drain the pool • Average install time 2-4 hours • Initial site survey and installation included (UK only) • Supplied worldwide (survey and installation available) • Modular components • Easy to install, dismantle and store • Compact storage • Multi-functional, creates a dual purpose room • Multiple finish options, to complement individual spaces • Strong and secure • Over 20 years of worldwide installations


For friendly, expert advice contact 01509 611021 or info@pooldek.co.uk


www.pooldek.co.uk


Pool-dek is a patented and trademarked product supplied by Stage Systems, based in Loughborough (part of the Havelock Europa Plc Group of Companies). Stage Systems has been trading for 50 years.


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