Outdoors
Design before building
Before drawing the pool we listen: how you picture your days in the garden, what time you like to swim, who will share the water with you.
Types
The complete solution: the pool is fully inground and the edge meets the garden level. It allows any shape, depth and finish.
A clever compromise when the ground slopes: part of the pool stays above ground and becomes an architectural feature.
The fastest solution, often with a panel structure and reinforced-liner finish. Also suitable for rented spaces or temporary setups.
Structure and finishes
Mondial Piscine polypropylene formwork
Composite formwork panels in various widths and heights, filled with concrete: a monolithic, insulating structure, quick to assemble, with precise finishes and non-standard sizes without extra works.
Reinforced PVC liner
RENOLIT ALKORPLAN reinforced PVC membrane, welded on site: a uniform surface, a wide choice of colours and finishes, replaceable over time.
Tiles
Porcelain stoneware or ceramic with resin joints. An architectural look with maximum strength and durability.
Water access
Curved steps on the short side, with the curve facing out of the pool: the most common solution where there is enough deck space.
Steps spanning the full width of the pool: a very comfortable entry with a generous in-water resting area.
Steps set into a corner of the pool: they take up little space and leave the long side free for swimming.
Full-width steps plus a 1-metre beach entry with water one step deep: a gradual entry, suitable for children too.
1 m beach entry across the full width, water one step deep
Corner steps plus a 1-metre beach entry across the full width: the most compact option with a shallow entry area.
1 m beach entry across the full width, water one step deep
Pool edge
Decorative gravel
A draining edge in washed gravel, with a natural effect that is pleasant even barefoot.
R11 anti-slip stoneware
Stoneware tiles with an R11 anti-slip surface: the safest choice at the pool edge.
20 mm porcelain
20 mm thick porcelain slabs, dry-laid for a continuous stone effect.
Natural stone
Bush-hammered natural stone edges: a noble, anti-slip material.
Composite wood deck
WPC boards: always clean underfoot with a warm feel.
No cover
No cover. A winter cover is still recommended for the cold season.
Winter cover
Winter sheet with floats: protects the pool during the months of non-use.
Bubble cover
Summer/winter bubble cover: reduces evaporation and keeps the water temperature.
Rigid slatted cover
Rigid sliding slatted cover: safety and energy savings all year round.
Telescopic enclosure
Polycarbonate telescopic enclosure: extends the pool season.
Systems
Checking spaces, site access, planning constraints and ground conditions before defining the design.
Excavation with suitable machinery, soil disposal and construction of the pool's load-bearing structure.
Reinforced liner, porcelain stoneware, natural stone and finishes cared for down to the waterline details.
Plant rooms, filtration units, skimmers or infinity edges, automatic dosing and remote management.
Heat pumps sized on the volume, slatted covers and bubble sheets to extend the season.
Anti-slip stoneware edges, 20 mm porcelain, natural stone and composite wood deck.
Seasonal opening and closing, water parameter checks, leak detection and spare parts.
Technologies
Sand or cartridge filtration units, sized on the water volume and turnover time. The plant room is planned at design stage, not improvised afterwards.
Chlorine, active oxygen or salt, with automatic dosing units keeping disinfectant and pH under control even when you are away.
Heat pumps sized on the pool volume, with a matching cover: without a cover, heat loss cancels out most of the energy saving.
White or RGB underwater LED spotlights, with a dedicated transformer and controls that can join the home automation.
Perimeter edge with balance tank: the water reaches the edge and disappears from view. It needs underground technical space and careful design.
Filtration, temperature and lighting controlled from a smartphone: useful to prepare the pool before getting home.
After handover
Cover removal, washing, restoring water parameters and starting the systems.
End-of-season treatment, lowering the level, covering and protecting the systems.
Testing and correcting pH, disinfectant and hardness, with guidance on which products to use.
Work on leaks in the pool and system, checking skimmers, inlets and pipework.
Replacing the reinforced liner with on-site welding and restored edging.
Installing heat pumps, LED lighting, automatic dosing and remote management on existing pools.
Sites
Images are published without addresses or client data. On request we can arrange a visit to a completed site.
Projects
Province of Brescia
A 12 × 4 m rectangular pool. The entrance beach area is marked by the edging line and is the children's favourite spot.
Province of Bergamo
The wood-effect stoneware perimeter paving joins the lawn with no steps. The motorised slatted cover closes the pool in seconds and extends the season.
Province of Brescia
An elevated position overlooking the valley, with composite decking. The stone edge is laid flush with the water so as not to break the view.
Province of Monza and Brianza
The most requested size, with full-width steps and a one-metre beach entry for gradual access. Built for a family with children: the shallow area lets them play in the water safely.
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Let's start
We visit the garden, check ground, access and constraints, and hand you a detailed item-by-item quote, with timing and site conditions.
