We recently completed the full renovation of a swimming pool that was over 40 years old . The 10 x 5 meter pool, 3 meters deep, was in poor condition; the basin had cracks and was leaking a lot of water. With water and cost savings in mind , we proposed reducing the pool’s depth to 2.10 meters. This would also result in savings on chemicals and maintenance, as well as a slight increase in water temperature during the summer.
Below, we show you, step by step, the process we have followed at Reindesa for its rehabilitation:
– First we break up the terrace and demolish a short side of 5 meters and extend the pool by 2 meters more to obtain a pool of 12 x 4.70 meters.
– We raised the floor and carried out a new shotcrete application inside the basin.
We took the opportunity to install lighting in the pool. To substantially improve the light and drastically reduce energy consumption , we installed LED spotlights instead of the traditional halogen lamp.
– We redo the entire plumbing and filtration system with ten atmosphere pressure pipes and sections suitable for updated filtration.
– We concreted the terrace and the crown and repaved it with a rustic handmade piece .
– Finally , we lined the pool with white Reviglass mosaic tiles.
The result, as you can see, is spectacular, and we are very happy and proud of the entire rehabilitation process of this old swimming pool, which now looks brand new!
