Swimming Pool Scene COMMERCIAL PROJECT


Swimming Pool Scene ONE-PIECE POOLS


ABOVE: Ed West, right and Alan Thorne, left have recently teamed up to deliver a brand new one-piece exercise pool to the UK market.


solution, the Slipstream offers the convenience of a lap pool in a very small area. Slipstream pools come in a basic width of 2.4m and as standard come 6m length, however, shorter pool lengths are possible if space is an issue. Delivery times vary between six to eight weeks on average. Ed West of Sundance Pools adds: “The Slipstream meets the market for people looking for a small exercise pool. In the past this sector of the market might have opted for a swim spa. In fact, I would suggest that a large proportion of customers that buy swim


spas don’t actually want a swim spa – they are actually looking for a Slipstream, and we are excited to have filled that gap in the market.”


MINIMAL LABOUR


The concept of one-piece pools is fairly straightforward; they offer high aesthetics on a short build time with minimal labour required. From a consumer perspective, one-piece pools are sold off-the-peg from a price list, which allows the customer to customise their pool at the click of a button. Customers are able to browse the range and


ABOVE: Often the Achilles heel for one piece-pool deliveries, Luxe pools are delivered on a low-level 8m trailer and transit van. Swimming Pool Scene COMMERCIAL PROJECT Swimming Pool Scene ONE-PIECE POOLS 35


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