Plastica Premium Wooden Swimming Pools - Pool Warehouse

 

 These high quality Wooden above ground pools are manufactured in the UK by Plastica Ltd and offer superb value for money.

Fully treated natural high grade wood is used to ensure a long life. The walls have a 10 year warranty, a 5 year warranty on the liner and a standard 1 year on all electrical equipment and the filter

All these pools are suitable for above ground installation, partly submerged or fitted as a full in ground pool, and are available in a wide range of sizes to suit all size gardens.

Supplied as a DIY kit with all installation instructions.

The Plastica range of stretched octagonal pools allow for a proper swimming environment and suit the shape of traditional rectangular gardens.

All of the Plastica Premium pools are made to exacting standards with:

  • Fully treated redwood walls
  • Two piece hard wood top rail
  • Internal stainless steel ladder
  • External wooden ladder which enhances the overall appearance.
  • Internal structure includes felt and foam underlay
  • Includes a blue liner in the highest specification 30 thousand grade.
  • Includes all the pipe work, fittings and equipment needed to run the pool
  • Includes maintenance kit.
  • Even includes a solar summer cover and a winter debris cover.

Every pool is supplied with a full installation guide and details of how to assemble on a DVD.

All the premium pools can be installed either above ground, partly or fully submerged, allowing for any number of situations and positions.

The wall structure has a full 10 yr warranty, 5 years on the liner and 1 year on all electrical equipment

More models and options are available, please email your requirement to sales@poolwarehouse.uk.com

https://www.poolwarehouse.uk.com/

 

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