Pool System

Swimming Pool System

The pool we designed has water quality which will always remain safe for the public during its operation. Whilst landscaping to enhance the appearance of the pool is encouraged. It shall not be done in such a way or to such an extent that it can contaminate the water in the pool or create a problem for the maintenance of the pool. A good pool design is also take into consideration the physical safety of swimmers.

A water-circulation system consisting of pumps, piping, perimeter overflow system, return inlets, filters and other necessary equipment shall be provided for complete circulation of the water through all parts of the pool. The water-circulation pumps and motors shall be of adequate sizes to turn over the entire pool water capacity at least once every 6 hours for the main pool and not more than 2 hours for standalone wading pool. 

Skimmer

Surface skimmers are fixtures in the wall of the pool that draw a thin film of water over a self-adjusting floating weir. A surface skimming system is installed on all swimming pools and spas which is designed and constructed to skim the pool or spas surface. This is to make sure that the water level is always maintained within the operational parameters of the system's rim or weir devices

Overflow

Overflow system is a channel or an open trench that runs around the perimeter of a pool. It is normally extended completely around the pool to skim the water surface. It is also known as an overflow gutter. Water is allowed to overflow and then recirculated through the pump and the filter to go back into the pool.

Infinity

An infinity pool (also named negative edge or vanishing edge pool) is a swimming pool which produces a visual effect of water extending to the horizon, vanishing, or extending to infinity. In reality the far edge of the pool (with the view in the background) terminates in a weir that is one-half to one inch (12mm to 25mm) lower than the required median pool water level. A through or catchment is constructed below the weir, the water spilling into it where it is then pumped back into the pool.The effect is particularly impressive where the invisible edge apperas to merge with a larger body of water such as the ocean, or with the sky (if the pool is located on the side of a hill or mountain).