Fiberglass Prefabricated Pool Systems

Low Total Cost

Compared to concrete pools, the installation cost is nearly half. Steel liner pools, on the other hand, have a similar initial price level; however, their disadvantages include the need for additional reinforced concrete measures such as brick or retaining walls along the side panels. Moreover, since the lifespan of steel pools is limited to a maximum of 10–15 years, their panels and membranes must be replaced within this period. This results in the need for additional budget allocation after 10–15 years. Polyester pools have a service life of up to 50 years, which is one of the main reasons fiberglass pools are preferred at the same budget level. While offering a similar appearance, they provide a much stronger and longer-lasting pool solution.

5-Year Fiberglass Shell and 2-Year Mechanical System Warranty

The fiberglass pool shell is covered by a 5-year warranty against manufacturing and workmanship defects. Concrete pools may crack and leak over time due to ground movements and soil settlement. Polyester pools are monoblock structures, and thanks to their flexible composite material, they offer extra resistance against cracking and punctures. The single-piece shell provides strong resistance to soil settlement, ensuring no cracking or structural deformation.

Latest Technology Used in Fiberglass Pool Manufacturing

Fiberglass pool shells are manufactured using advanced production technologies and are guaranteed for 5 years against manufacturing and workmanship defects. Unlike concrete pools, which may crack and leak due to ground movements and soil settlement, polyester pools are monoblock and made of flexible composite materials. This structure provides superior resistance to cracking and punctures, ensuring long-term durability without settlement or structural damage.

Fast Installation, Completed in a Very Short Time

For installation, the area where the pool and machine room will be placed must be excavated in advance. To ensure a solid foundation, a reinforced concrete base at least 50 cm larger than the pool dimensions should be prepared. Once these steps are completed, the installation process proceeds as follows:

• Day 1: Placement of the pool and machine room using a crane, and installation of in-pool equipment
• Day 2: Installation of underground piping
• Day 3: Installation of mechanical equipment
• Day 4: Testing of pool systems, filling the pool with water, and final tests
• Day 5: Completion of backfilling around the pool and delivery to the client

Fiberglass Pools Offer a Service Life of Up to 50 Years

With this feature, fiberglass pools are 3–4 times more durable than steel liner panel pools. Issues such as rust, punctures, or corrosion that may occur over time in steel pools do not occur in polyester pools. In concrete pools, however, interior surface coatings need to be replaced after a certain period.

A More Aesthetic Pool Appearance

In steel liner pools, seams and PVC membrane folding, swelling, or overlapping can cause visual imperfections. Mosaic pools may also suffer from workmanship-related issues. Polyester pools are factory-produced with the desired gelcoat color and gloss, ensuring a flawless and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Wide Range of In-Pool Feature Options

In-pool features such as seating areas, jacuzzis, and similar attractions enhance swimming comfort and enjoyment. Depending on requirements and available space, various additional features can be integrated into the pool design.

Antibacterial and Algae-Resistant

Thanks to its joint-free structure, algae formation is minimized and maintenance is extremely easy. The smooth surface reduces chemical usage and monthly maintenance costs compared to concrete and liner pools.