Are You Considering a Glass Pool Fence for Your Property?

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If you have a pool on your property, you are probably legally required to have a fence of some sort. This is to provide a barrier for children and even wildlife so they don't get into the pool unexpectedly; a good fence can also keep out unwanted and uninvited guests when you're away from home. Note a few factors to consider, and some commonly asked questions, about a glass pool fence, so you can determine if this is the right style and option for your home.

8 May 2017

Pool Shop | 3 Shrewd Thoughts Before Introducing Towel Racks To Your Pool Deck

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Backyard pools are favourites with many Aussie homes because of the favourable climate during most parts of the year. Since your family and friends probably enjoy regular swims in your backyard, you may want to install a towel rack on the pool deck to keep those damp feet away from the insides of your home. But before you head off to the pool shop to find towel racks, consider these shrewd thoughts for long-term value.

15 September 2016

What You Should Do to Prolong the Life of Your Swimming Pool's Pump

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Even though swimming pools offer great entertainment for your family and visitors at home, you are bound to run into a few challenges when using them. One of these challenges is the need to care for and maintain the various components of the pool, particularly the pump. The pump comprises an electric motor, strainer basket and the pool filter to facilitate its primary function of circulating water to and from the pool.

20 July 2016

General Care and Maintenance Tips for a Swimming Pool

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If you own a swimming pool then you probably know to add chlorine as needed and to ensure the pump is always in good working order. While these simple tasks can go a long way toward keeping your pool clean and ready for a swim, there is much more to owning and maintaining a pool than just adding chemicals and letting the equipment do its job. Note a few general care and maintenance tips for a swimming pool and be sure you follow these with your own pool so it's always in good working order.

17 May 2016

The Importance Of Balancing Your Pool's Water Chemistry Before Winter Arrives

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The hazy, lazy days of summer are starting to turn into the darker, colder days of winter, and that means it is time to get your pool ready for the no-swimming days ahead. As someone who has not winterized their pool before, it is important you take a few moments to learn about why water chemistry is important during winter. By doing so, you are less likely to find yourself with a damaged pool next spring.

9 May 2016

Inground Swimming Pool Construction And Trees - Considerations For Homeowners

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If you're considering having an inground swimming pool installed in your garden and you have trees growing in the vicinity, there are some considerations you'll have to make.  Read on for some helpful information about existing trees and inground swimming pool construction. Should you install an inground pool next to trees? The main issue with installing a swimming pool in close proximity to trees is the potential damage that root growth could cause to the liner of your pool, especially if it's made of vinyl.

9 May 2016

Why You Should Consider a Fibreglass Swimming Pool over Concrete

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If you are looking to install a swimming pool in your home, chances are you have found that it can be constructed from either concrete or fibreglass. Concrete has been the traditional material of choice for contractors for time immemorial. However, over the years, more and more homeowners are enjoying the benefits of opting for fibreglass swimming pools. Although both options are good, here are some of the reasons why you should consider a fibreglass swimming pool.

29 April 2016