Infinity Swimming Pools
Infinity swimming pools give that extra wow factor to your garden pool. The water flows up to, and over, one of the edges of the pool to remove any visible boundary. This has the effect of blending the pool into the surrounding landscape once you are in the water.
Infinity pools, also known as negative edge pools, work best when placed in large open areas on a natural slope. They work particularly well when set against a natural backdrop such as trees and bushes or other bodies of water.
People opt for infinity pools because of their high visual and aesthetic impact. The way they blend into their surroundings adds an extra level of tranquillity and harmony. By their nature, the water flows over the top like a waterfall, creating a relaxing rushing water sound. The soothing sounds are also a great way to mask environmental noises such as traffic or passing airplanes.
Deck Level Pools
Deck level pools are similar to infinity pools in that the water comes flush to the edge of the pool. In other words, there is no raised edge at the end of the pool. Similarly, a drain around the perimeter of the pool allows the water to drop down like a waterfall. The water is then filtered and pumped back into the pool. The best thing about them is that they look stunning indoors or outdoors.
Infinity Pool Installation
Choosing the right location for your pool is very important to get the best from your infinity effect. Once that is decided, we’ll work with you to choose the best colours and materials to compliment the surrounding environment.
Crosdil have been installing swimming pools since 1990, and our team work to the very highest standards. We will guide you through the whole process to ensure you the pool that’s perfect for you and your property.
If you’re considering installing a home swimming pool, then call us today on 01798 875275, or send us a message. To visit our showroom in Pulborough Garden Centre see our contact page for opening times.
