Swimming Pool Scene COMMERCIAL PROJECT RESIDENTIAL SCENE


ABOVE AND BEYOND


Opulent Pools were tasked with turning this 1970’s swimming pool in Maidstone, into a sleek modern pool but keeping in character with the house. Completed in June last year, the client was hugely impressed with a project that went ‘above and beyond’ their expectations. The judges in the UK Pool & Spa Awards were also impressed, awarding the project a gold standard in the category for Residential Refurbishment Projects in 2018. Says Opulent’s Bradley Keogh: “The owners were delighted to have the swimming pool they grew up in, completely re- vitalised and brought into the 21st century. “The colours used are very modern, however the high quality materials used, have given it the characteristic look of the house thus making this pool, very unique,” Bradley explains First, Opulent stripped the existing pool back to bare bones and then we started making provisions for the new pipework.


The pool was to have a skimmer, two sumps, a vacuum point and two new inlets.


The customer asked to raise the depth from 2.3m to 2.0m and to be a flat floor. Opulent then squared off the pool surround making it more aesthetically pleasing. Once this was complete, the Opulent Pools team concreted the new swimming pool floor as well as the new swimming pool surround. The next task was to lay the new surround coping stones and render the complete swimming pool with SIKA waterproofing. They then paved the surround with buff Indian stone and tiled the swimming pool with 25mm black glass mosaics. Lastly, they acid-washed the complete pool and put in the hose. Opulent Pools Telephone: 01293 883498 Email: info@opulentpools.co.uk


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