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Complete bathtub with the latest technology
A PP pool is made of polypropylene, a type of plastic that is also approved for drinking water containers. The pool is delivered as a "complete tub" to make installation as easy as possible. The plastic is solid-colored and available in thicknesses of 8 or 12 mm. Since polypropylene is a homogeneous material, scratch marks will not affect the pool's lifespan, and the pool cannot develop blistering or osmosis (as competing complete tubs such as fiberglass pools can).
The type of polypropylene used in our pools comes from German Röchling and is specially developed for pool manufacturing with UV-stabilized PP. The fact that the plastic is UV-stabilized means that the only thing that happens to the material over time is that it instead gets a more matte surface.
The material is available in several colors, and the material makes it possible to manufacture special benches, various types of stairs, overflow systems, and only imagination sets the limits.
Quick installation
The PP pool is delivered as a complete tub, and the installation is quick and easy. When the pool is to be installed, a hole is dug where the pool will stand, then fiberglass, drainage, and a base layer are placed. Then the bottom insulation is assembled with the pool, which is placed. As soon as the pool is lowered into the hole, you can connect the pool, remove the protective film, and start filling with water and topping up with dry mix.
A normal installation time for a PP pool is about a week from the time the excavator starts digging the hole. In unstable terrain, such as sand or high groundwater, it is necessary to cast a base plate on top of the drainage. Otherwise, the installation is the same. Read more about the costs of building a pool here. -
Se alle vores PP-pools i butikken herWithstands temperatures over 33 degrees
You want to enjoy a pool and not freeze when you swim, which is why many of our customers want a swimming temperature of 28 or even 30 degrees in the pool. This is not a problem with a PP pool, as the material can withstand temperatures even above 33 degrees.
Delivery and installation
The PP pool is backfilled with dry mortar on the sides while you fill the pool with water. The dry mortar and water then form concrete. This makes the pool a concrete pool, which is absolutely the most stable you can get and lasts the longest of all types of pools without rusting or rotting.
The combination of a PP pool and concrete means you get the best of both worlds. You get a concrete pool that has all the advantages of a PP pool, such as long durability, no risk of rot, and can withstand higher temperatures.
Our pools have a framework of Roechling CubX, which is a very strong yet lightweight material. CubX is built in the same way as aircraft wings, where two horizontal walls are connected by many vertical walls. This makes the construction much more stable than when using PP.
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Good insulation properties
A PP pool has good insulation properties and can withstand high temperatures. Polypropylene is an insulating plastic, and the material is provided with 30 mm insulation on the outside. Since both sides of the pool are insulated, only 6% of the heat is lost through the pool's walls and bottom. This means lower heating costs, as 94% of the heat remains in the pool. To further reduce heating costs, it is recommended to get a pool cover , as heat rises, and with the help of a pool cover, the heat stays in the water.
Many people want a warm pool to enjoy, and then a PP pool is perfect. This type of pool can handle temperatures over 33 degrees, and if you like the idea of taking a dip in a warm pool, then a PP pool is the right choice for you.
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PGX UV Stabilization
In 2020, the manufacturer Roechling introduced a material even more resistant to chlorine and UV radiation than the current PG material. The new material is called PGX, which means the color is preserved even longer, and chlorine cannot fade it as easily.
CAD Drawing for Each Customer
When ordering, the factory's engineers produce detailed drawings of each part in the form of a CAD drawing, which the customer approves and can plan the excavation accordingly.
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Built-in Staircase
The staircase is an important part of the pool's construction. Until 2011, the staircase was supported, i.e., filled with cement underneath. This outdated construction has been problematic during installation, as well as with subsidence and ground movements. Over the years, most manufacturers have chosen to replace them with water-filled stairs instead. The pool itself is made as a single water barrier, and then the staircase is constructed within the pool. This means there is no risk of the pool leaking if subsidence occurs at the staircase. Under the staircase, there is water circulation directly from the sand filter, which is cleaned, and since algae do not form in the dark, you do not need to worry about water quality under the staircase. At the bottom of the staircase, there is an inlet where the water then circulates out to the pool.
The staircase is an important part of the pool's construction. Until 2011, the staircase was supported, i.e., filled with cement underneath. This outdated construction has been problematic during installation, as well as with subsidence and ground movements. Over the years, most manufacturers have chosen to replace them with water-filled stairs instead. The pool itself is made as a single water barrier, and then the staircase is constructed within the pool. This means there is no risk of the pool leaking if subsidence occurs at the staircase. Under the staircase, there is water circulation directly from the sand filter, which is cleaned, and since algae do not form in the dark, you do not need to worry about water quality under the staircase. At the bottom of the staircase, there is an inlet where the water then circulates out to the pool.
