| LENGTH | WIDTH | FLAT BOTTOM |
|---|---|---|
| 3.6m | 1.4m | 0.99m |
| NAME | LENGTH | WIDTH | FLAT BOTTOM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hamilton Spa | 3.8m | 1.6m | 1m |
Pencil compacting is a ‘must do’ around all pools as it is the best way to fully consolidate the excavation area between natural ground and the pool. View our explanation video and you will see that it is just one of the many ways Barrier Reef Pools are superior to others.
Timber boxing is formed up
around the pool from waters
edge 350mm wide. Two rows
of N-12 Bar (Reo Bar) are laid
between the perimeter of the
timber boxing and the pool shell
connecting into the pool shell
provisions.
Concrete is then poured around the pool approx. 350mm wide from waters edge x 150mm deep. The concrete is then screeded to approx 15mm – 20mm below the top edge of the fibreglass. This footing provides a solid foundation for your pool headers to be fixed to and therefore will not allow any movement in the paving. (Optional 250mm x 150mm is also available).
As stated to the left concrete is
left 15-20mm below the fibreglass
edge. This is required so we can
use a thick layer of paving bond
between the concrete and the paver.
This 4 Step process enables us to
provide a Lifetime paving guarantee against any bullnose paving becoming loose around the pool’s edge (the paving company must be accredited through Barrier Reef Pools WA Pty Ltd).
Use the colour swatches below to view and compare our range of premium colours available.
With three display centres around Perth, there is always someone close by to answer any questions you have on our fibreglass pools and to show you our extensive range of pools.
