Sand Pool Construction Process

1. Excavation and Area Preparation:

The pool area is excavated to the desired design, including shape, depths and additional features such as beaches and submerged seating.
The water inlet and outlet inlets are installed, as well as other necessary accessories.

2. Installation of the Protection and Waterproofing Membrane:

A protective geotextile fabric is placed over the excavated surface to protect the EPDM waterproofing membrane.
The EPDM membrane, known for its elasticity and resistance to ground movements, is applied, securing it correctly and making the necessary splices.

3. Sand Coating Application:

A special combination of quartz aggregates and resin is mixed, which spreads evenly over the EPDM membrane to create the effect of a natural sandy beach.
Aggregates are carefully selected to achieve the desired look and texture, and can be customized with pigments to match the color of the pool.

4. Curing and Final Finishes:

The sand liner is allowed to dry and cure properly before filling the pool with water.
During the curing process, finishing touches can be made, such as the placement of decorative plants and rocks to integrate the pool into its surrounding environment.

Advantages of a Sand Pool:

• Natural and Organic Look: Integrates perfectly into outdoor environments, creating an oasis of relaxation and beauty.
• Soft and Warm Texture: Provides a unique experience when swimming and lounging in the pool.
• Durability and Resistance: It offers a long useful life with proper maintenance, being resistant to the elements and abrasion.
• Low Maintenance: Requires less chemicals and maintenance than traditional pools, making them easier and cheaper to maintain in the long term.