Swimming pools

Designing a swimming pool area in the garden requires selecting materials with high technical resistance that can withstand the elements, constant damp and chemicals. Planning this outdoor space allows you to create safe, functional and visually appealing environments for everyday enjoyment.

Coping and perimeter safety edging

The coping or perimeter edging is a key element in ensuring safety when entering and exiting the water. Choosing prefabricated concrete coping or porcelain tiles with a non-slip finish prevents accidental slips, providing edges that are smooth to the touch and perfectly resistant to drastic temperature changes.

Interior cladding and water colour

For the interior of the pool, the choice of lining directly influences the final colour of the water. From classic mosaic tiles to large porcelain slabs, there are options that create crystalline reflections, turquoise hues or natural tropical paradise effects, all with maximum durability.

Non-slip flooring for the outdoor terrace

The flooring for the beach area or surrounding terrace must combine a high level of grip with a style that complements the property. Non-slip tiles that mimic wood, natural stone or concrete add warmth and elegance, whilst keeping the surface cool when walking barefoot.

Technical waterproofing and structural maintenance

To ensure the installation’s durability, it is essential to use elastic waterproofing systems and special grouting mortars. Properly protecting the structure prevents structural leaks, ensuring a watertight pool that is easy to keep in pristine condition using standard chemical treatments throughout the year.

• Non-slip coping edges that ensure maximum perimeter safety.
• Waterproof ceramic and glass tiles with exceptional durability for indoor use.
• Outdoor flooring resistant to solar radiation and chemicals.
• Waterproofing membranes and technical mortars that ensure the pool is watertight.