Pool Steps. Designed and manufactured in Devon, UK. HeatForm® step


units have been developed to fit in to any liner pool, new or refurbished, quickly and easily.


HeatForm steps are available in a range of styles and varying heights to suit a wall depth of up to 1.5m.


Designed with the end user in mind, all HeatForm® step units have a riser height of 240mm, and tread depth of 300mm, providing a comfortable and easy access into the pool.


Curved


Straight


Roman


Corner Straight


Full Span Curved


Distributed exclusively in the Uk by :


01752 253525 sales@lighthousepools.co.uk


@lighthousepoolsdevon /lighthousepoolsuk Get in touch to speak to one of our experts today!


Join the OC-1 revolution


Unlike traditional methods that use entrapment, OC-1 works through settlement which means that the debris settles within the cells of OC-1 throughout the entire bed rather than being trapped on top of the media bed. By replacing commonly used media, such as sand and glass, with OC-1 it is possible to reduce the head loss in the filtration system and filter with a constant flow regardless of debris retention.


• Out performs traditional filter media • Increased debris retention • Independently tested by the IFTS • Lightweight and easy to transport


• Decreased head loss


• Suitable for all applications • Potential energy savings • Manufactured in Britain


• Low maintenance and recyclable  01993 777200  oc-1@certikin.co.uk www.oc-1filtrationmedia.com


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