RESIDENTIAL CASE STUDY


GOLD RIBBON


A luxurious pool offering from the Simplex team… S


implex Swimming Pools is a family run company based on Hayling Island, South Hampshire.


Their work takes them to key


geographic areas such as Hampshire, South London, Surrey, East and West Sussex, Dorset and Wiltshire. Alongside retail and mail order


services for all pool, spa, sauna and steam room products, Simplex also offer a design, construction and maintenance service to all domestic and commercial pool operators in the Region. Lead by Gareth Lancaster, the UK


Pool & Spa Awards, Pool Technician Of The Year, for 2020, the Simplex team build, maintain and refurbish facilities for residential customers, local authorities, holiday companies, nationwide, the Ministry of Defence, HM Prison Service and has even worked alongside ship builders in installing water leisure features aboard luxurious cruise ships.


40 WINTER 2021 Placed to enjoy the spectacular


views across a neighbouring valley, Simplex were commission to create this residential, 14m x 5m infinity edge tiled pool for a discerning client. The colour change underwater lighting showcases the pearlescent tiles which change colour depending on the angle at which you are viewing them. A sound system enhances the senses for lucky users of the outstanding luxury pool. The team actually came in under


budget at £172k on the project, one of two Gold standard awards for the Simplex team in the luxury pool section of the recent UK Pool & Spa Awards competition.


Simplex Swimming Pools Tel. 02392 467455 info@simplexpools.co.uk www.simplexpools.co.uk


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