Fibreglass Pools

A fibreglass pool is a type of in-ground swimming pool that is pre-manufactured in a factory using prefabricated fibreglass frames.

What is the installation process of a fibreglass pool?

1. Marking & Excavation: The job site is marked, the size and shape of the pool is outlined on the area the pool will be constructed. The site is then excavated; a hole is dug following the marked guidelines.
2. Installation: The fibreglass pool is transported to the installation site and lowered into a pre-dug hole using a crane.
3. Backfilling, Plumbing & Electrical Works: After installation, the process of backfilling begins, this is the process of filling in the gaps between the fibreglass pool and the excavated area. Plumbing and electrical works also begin. Filtration systems, pool pumps, lighting and other electrical connections are installed.
4. Coping & Finishing: Coping, which is the edging of the pool, is not only practical and necessary but also gives the pool a sleek and finished look.

What are the advantages of a fibreglass pool?

• Durability: fibreglass pools are very durable, it can last for decades if properly maintained.
• Low maintenance: Fibreglass pools require less maintenance over time which will reduce the overall lifetime cost of your pool. The smooth surface of the fibreglass shell resists algae growth and requires fewer chemicals.
• Easy Installation: Fibreglass pools are easy-to-install; the installation process only takes a number of days.

What are the disadvantages of a fibreglass pool?

• Design Limitations: Fibreglass pools are pre-manufactured which limits the design options, they are only available in numerous standard shapes and sizes.