Pool Types
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Overflow Pool
An overflow pool has this amazing effect where the surface of the pool is flushed with the deck, it creates a highly reflective surface and a sleek contemporary look. The water appears motionless as it flows over all the edges simultaneously. The pool surface looks like a flat sheet of glass or appears to be perfectly contained without walls.
This effect is created by a perimeter overflow, in which the water overflows its edges and flows into a drain around the pool or a hidden slot or catch basin where it is then recycled back into the pool. This function is similar to an infinity-edge pool, but with a perimeter overflow, the water overflows on all four sides.
The flowing water generally keeps the pool visually clean – without the need to manually scoop out the floating leaves and debris.
Fiberglass Pool
At ALPHA AQUA POOLS we build / install customized, quality fiberglass swimming pools, plunge pools, lap pools, infinity pools with additional features like water falls / fountains, a Jacuzzi and even add a pool heater to make it a totally luxurious experience!! Extensive market research combined with the industry’s most experienced fiberglass pool designers has enabled us to develop architecturally modern and innovative range of pools at competitive prices that will suit any family and budget.
Our fiberglass pools are made from state-of- the art composite technology, reinforced, built to last, with a smooth finish that may be tiled and offers numerous advantages over concrete and vinyl-liner pools. So go ahead and indulge without having to worry about CRZ or structural loads on terraces and balconies. You can have a pool where you want it!!
Infinity Pool
Skimmer pool
The free-board swimming pool also widely known as the skimmer pool has been one of the most frequently built swimming pools. This particular design enables a more cost effective and maintenance services-friendly option. Generally the upper perimeter is finished with an edging tile, the water level is usually regulated around four inches below the pool surround.
In a skimmer system the pool skimmer device is fixed on to the pool wall and connected to the suction pump of your swimming pool. As the pump works to circulate the water in the pool, it is filtered through the skimmer and the pool’s filtration system. The skimmer collects floating debris, oil and other "lighter-than- water" debris, such as twigs and leaves, insects and other items floatingon the surface of the water, which allows for a more efficient pool filtration system. Cleaning the skimmer and pump baskets regularly is important to the overall maintenance of your swimming pool.
