Frequently Asked Questions

Modular pools are built from prefabricated stainless panels and mounted on a flat concrete slab. No poured walls, no weeks of curing. Just frame, liner, water.

Each panel is 1.0 × 1.21 × 0.6 m. You stack for depth and lay out by grid. Corners and steps are built from matching parts.

Yes. Most spa shells follow set dimensions and shapes. Fully welded. For large or built-in installations, we adjust the layout.

It must allow controlled depth, flat entry, and support for therapy gear — like handrails or underwater treadmill. It’s a working setup, not decorative.

Hydraulic or cable system moves the platform up or down. Stops are set mechanically or by controller.

The structure is welded stainless steel — 304 or 316, depending on the water. The surface is PVC slats, open type, non-slip. Composite also possible. Nothing glued. Nothing hollow.

Movable bulkhead splits one pool into multiple zones — for classes, rehab, or training. One tank, several functions.

FINA-compliant by default. Local codes can be followed if required.

Basic drawings, panel map, mechanical zones, connection points. All based on your floorplan and usage scenario.

It depends on site readiness, access, and scope. Typically measured in weeks — not days.

No pouring. No forms. Just a finished slab — we build dry.

From a few days to a few weeks — depends what stays and what goes