Fiberglass Pool Myth #4

MYTH #4:
Fiberglass pools pop out of the ground.

TRUTH:
A Composite fiberglass pools will never pop out of the ground if it is properly installed. This is because our fiberglass pools should always be filled with water and the surrounding concrete engulfs the pool’s outer lip, making it impossible for the pool to move unless the concrete moves with it. If any type of pool is installed in an area with a high water table, it is the responsibility of the builder to properly install and safeguard the pool against possible damage due to the high ground water whether it is a fiberglass, vinyl lined or concrete pool.

Fiberglass Pool Myth #3

MYTH #3:

Fiberglass Pools are much more expensive than vinyl liner pools.

TRUTH:

Typically, if someone is comparing a Composite fiberglasspool to a liner pools, apples to apples, features to features, they will find that a Composite Pool  unit typically runs $5,000-$10,000 more initially, but there are two ways of figuring out the price; the initial price and the initial price plus added expenses of the pool over the course of a lifetime. For example, let’s say your spend $25,000 initially for a vinyl-liner pool. Considering liners will typically late 8 years on average, which can vary depending on a number of factors, before it has to be replaces, and the average cost of a liner replacement is usually between $3,000-$5,000. A vinyl-lined pool owner can spend $8,000-$12,000 on liner replacements alone during the first 20 years. The same principle applies to concrete pools that have to be replastered, every 8 to 12 years, with an average cost of well over $5,000. This is one great advantage of a fiberglass pool. There are almost never large expenses down the road for a homeowner to worry about. When a potential pool buyer figured in the cost of these long-term repairs/expenses, as well as the year to year savings on chemicals, it is no wonder why so many customers are willing to pay more initially for a CompositePool in order to pay less and have less headache in the long run.

Fiberglass Pool Myth #2

MYTH #2:
Fiberglass pools look cheap.

TRUTH:
If someone had stated this many years ago, we might have to agree with them. Times have changed in the fiberglass pool industry, especially with the introduction of pool colors other than classic blue or white; such as our Gemstone Finishes & Diamond Series. Also now you can add waterline and inlayed ceramic tile, mosaic inlayed tile, fiber-optic or LED lighting, cascades, streams, and much more! With so many options to choose from, home of all value ranges can easily find a Composite fiberglass pool that corresponds aesthetically with their appearance. Composite Pools are beautiful and permanent looking! This is why customers of all economic classes are going with the Composite Pool fiberglass advantage.

Fiberglass Pool Myth #1

MYTH:
Fiberglass pools only work in warm climates.

TRUTH:
It is an accepted fact in the swimming pool industry that fiberglass has the ability to “flex” due to its incredible tensile strength, much more so than any other type of pool (i.e. concrete). When someone is concerned about freeze conditions having an adverse effect on fiberglass, they are forgetting that when the water in the pool freezes is expands in an upward direction which has no barriers. The simple fact is that Composite Pools has never had a customer sustain any damage to the fiberglass shell due to freezing weather conditions.

Custom Designs

Composite Pool's Custom shaped swimming pools are an excellent way to show off your personality and create nooks around the pool. Our Colonial and Concord are perfect pools to incorporate spillover spas and raised spas in their radiuses. The Sierra and Shenandoah are stunning traditional roman style pool.

Colonial

Concord

Shenandorah

Sierra

See more photos of these pools and other Custom design pools by visiting http://clicky.me/5lLe

Cascades

Imagine the refreshing, invigorating sounds of water cascading into your pool. We offer cascades in a multitude of sizes to best fit your Composite Pool. Our cascades are manufactured right into the perimeter of your pool!

Contact your local Composite Pool dealer today!

Perimeter & Inlayed Tiles

Composite Pools offers accent inlayed tiles for an attractive appearance and safety, as well as numerous standard perimeter tiles in a variety of designs and colors.

Perimeter and inlayed tile are a great way to emphasize your pool’s boarder, as well as your steps and seats for added security.

National Pool Tile prides themselves on the quality and diversity of their products and the commitment to maintaining the highest level of customer service.

Our accent inlayed tiles are matched to our standard perimeter tile. There are many color combinations and tile packages to choose from. Here are just a few examples. So see all that Composite Pools offers please visit our Pool Tile Page HERE.

Four Layers of Manufacturing

As a world leader in the one-piece pool industry, Composite Pools is committed to constructing the best pool available with the most advanced manufacturing techniques, the finest materials, and the most stringent quality controls in the business.

Each Composite Pool is constructed with four layers and a closed beam construction to finish.

Layer 1: The internal finish of while-gel-coat or one of our unique Gemstone® or Diamond Series™ finishes is applied for a superior look.
Layer 2: A Vinyl Ester Resin is combined with fiberglass to form the important corrosion barrier.
Layer 3: Carbon Fiber is strategically infused to structurally reinforce the pool.
Layer 4: A specially designed resin and hand laid fiberglass.

The whole process is wrapped up by adding honeycomb supports and a closed beam construction because it is the strongest method of construction in the industry today!

L.E.D. Lighting

The PAL-200 provides a totally new concept in Underwater Pool/Spa and Aquatic Landscape Lighting Design. Utilizing new molding materials, is has been possible to produce a light fitting with unique features that re not currently available from any only existing pool and spa lighting product.

Our L.E.D. Color Changing System has six color colors with a fully synchronized disco mode. Our Color Changing Digital Array can be fitter with a 100,000 hour change array with color lock on six different colors and two color change modes.

Entertaining

A Composite Pool makes a great gathering place for a nearly unlimited amount of friends and family, compared to a sports car that can only seat two people. A luxury boat or camper can only hold a limited amount of people that you have to shop to stock up for food and drinks for entertaining guest. Your home is already stocked with food and drinks. If you own a cabin or time share you have to stock up on for drinks and food, as well.

So why not entertain at home with your Composite Pool? You can have as many, or as little, guest as you like! Contact your Composite Pool Dealer today and let the entertaining begin!

Magazine Features

Composite Pools was recently featured in Pool & Spa Outdoor Design Magazine 2011 and Pool Search Magazine 2011. Check them out!

Half page in Pool & Spa Outdoor Design 2011

Full page in Pool Search 2011

To download PDF versions of these and other Composite Pool digital documents please visit our Scribd Profile.

Freeform Design

With Composite Pools there are so many pool designs to choose from. If you are a more laid-back, go with the flow, free spirit person than one of our Freeform designs is right up your ally. You can choose from 10 different Freeform designs; Marco, Ashley, Hamilton, Key Largo, Nantucket, Capri, Bali, Jave, Cape Cod, or Lexington. All designs, except for the Capri, prohibit the use of diving equipment.

The Marco is 23'8"x12' with a depth range of 3'6" to 5'5"

The Ashley is the newest addition to our Freeform Design family.

The Hamilton is 34'x15' with a depth range of 3'6" to 6'.

The Key Largo is 30'x14' with a depth range of 3'7" to 5'11".

The Nantucket is 35'x16' with a depth range of 3'7" to 5'10".

The Capri is 40'x16' with a depth range of 3'5" to 8'.

The Bali is 14'3"x8'9" with a depth of 4' and features a lounge area.

The Java is 27'x12' with a depth range of 3'6" to 5'6".

The Cape Cod is 31'x14' with a depth range of 3'6" to 6'.

The Lexington is 36'x16' with a depth range of 3'6" to 7'.

To view more photos of our Freeform design fiberglass pools please visit http://clicky.me/3JwP

Innovations - Vanishing Edge

Composite Pools has more exclusive options than any other manufacture. What better way to add mystique and intrigue to any pool than with the elegance of a vanishing edge. Vanishing edges can in incorporated into virtually any Composite Pool to create the look and feel of an infinite pool surface. Who would have guessed the pool of tomorrow would be a pool without the appearance of walls – available today with a Composite Pool! In addition to Vanishing Edge, you have the options of adding other innovations such as Cascades, Champagne Bubblers and Streams.

To view photos of Composite Pools Innovations please visit HERE!