Drainage around PP pools – why it is critical
Drainage around a PP (polypropylene) pool is one of the most important parts of installation. Its purpose is to control groundwater and surface water and…
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Shock water treatment – when and how to do it
Shock treatment is an intensive disinfection process used when regular maintenance is not enough to keep PP (polypropylene) pool water clear and hygienic.
Cloudy water in a PP pool – causes and solutions
Cloudy water is a common pool issue, including in PP (polypropylene) pools. In most cases the cause is predictable: insufficient filtration, incorrect pH, low…
Most common mistakes when installing PP pools
Installation is just as important as the PP (polypropylene) pool shell itself. Even a perfectly manufactured pool can develop issues if the base is poorly…
Chemical consumption in PP pools – realistic expectations
Chemical consumption in a PP (polypropylene) pool is often misunderstood. PP can be easier to maintain due to its smooth, non-porous surface, but chemicals are…
PP pool transport and delivery – what buyers should know
Transport and delivery are key parts of a PP (polypropylene) pool project because the pool is often delivered as a complete shell. Good logistics reduce damage…
PP pool installation – phases from excavation to filling
Installing a PP (polypropylene) pool follows a clear sequence of phases. When each step is done correctly, the result is a stable, durable and safe swimming…
Balance tank in overflow pools
The balance tank is a key component of every overflow pool, including PP (polypropylene) overflow pools. Its main role is to maintain a constant water...