Pools

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Skimmer Pool

A skimmer pool is a type of swimming pool that features a skimming system designed to remove debris from the water surface. This system consists of one or multiple skimmers, which are located at the edge of the pool and connected to the pool's filtration system. Skimmer pools are commonly found in residential settings and are popular due to their efficient cleaning mechanism. As water circulates through the pool, the skimmers draw in any floating debris such as leaves, insects, or other foreign objects. The debris is then trapped in a basket or filter within the skimmer, preventing it from sinking to the bottom of the pool. This helps to maintain a clean and aesthetically pleasing pool environment.

Overflow Pool

An overflow pool is a type of swimming pool that has a unique design where the water level reaches the same height as the surrounding decking or patio. This creates a stunning visual effect as the water appears to overflow and cascade into a hidden catch basin below. The pool is constructed with a special perimeter-overflow system that allows the water to flow over the edges and be collected, filtered, and recirculated. This design not only adds a touch of elegance to the pool but also helps to minimize water evaporation and reduce the risk of flooding.

Hot & Cold Pool

A hot water pool is a pool filled with warm water that is heated to a comfortable temperature for relaxation and therapeutic purposes. It provides a soothing and calming experience for the body and mind. The warm water helps to relax muscles, reduce tension, and increase blood circulation. Hot water pools are often equipped with jets or bubbling features that provide gentle massages to further enhance the relaxation benefits. These pools can be found in spas, wellness centers, and even some households. The hot water pool is a perfect place to unwind and rejuvenate after a long and tiring day.