Choosing The Right Swimming Pool
Choosing the right swimming pool for your property is important. Size matters and bigger is not always better. Where the pool is positioned on your plot is important and taking into consideration who will use the pool also matters. Shape and style are important and of course whether you choose a freshwater or saltwater pool. Before choosing a pool, it makes sense to get some advice and because pool installations vary in cost you should get more than one quote.
Swimming Pool Construction
There are plenty of swimming pool shapes and sizes to choose from. Furthermore, there are also plenty of materials to choose from. Choosing the right pool material is an important decision that can impact more than just your budget. Fibreglass is a popular choice of material for pools throughout South Africa and the vast number of swimming pool companies in South Africa, it is fair to say, supply fibreglass as it is affordable and quick to supply. However, for someone looking for a pool that will really last a lifetime Marbelite is an option that won’t break the bank.
Pros And Cons Of A Marbelite Swimming Pool
Many pool experts will tell you that Marbelite is by far the best pool finish for the perfect swimming pool. Marbelite delivers the perfect balance of a value for money investment and an easy to install and maintain the pool. When you are looking for the best quality pool with a wide choice of colours that blend in with the paving and blockwork around the pool, Marbelite is the solution. You can get very creative with a Marbelite pool and play with designs to make something unique. Marbelite swimming pools need to be installed by professionals who have the right tools it the process should not be rushed. When you choose a Marbelite pool you are creating something that will last and look amazing.
The Downside To Marbelite
As with everything, there are some downsides to Marbelite, but these should not deter you from using this fabulous material. Marbelite can crack and when it does repairs can be expensive. However, careful use of your pool and regular maintenance should avoid cracking. The material is also porous making it susceptible to stains as well as algae. Again, regular maintenance is the solution and while cleaning can take longer the time spent is more than worthwhile. Furthermore, you may need to resurface your Marbelite every few years, but again this is less expensive than having to replace an entire fibreglass pool.
Overall, if you want a good quality pool and don’t mind a little hard work to take care of it, Marbelite is the way to go. Make sure you get plenty of advice before taking the plunge and shop around before you install, and you won’t go wrong.
