Poolwarehouse

  So, you’ve carefully thought about such aspects as price, the scope for customisation, and your likely maintenance responsibilities, and you’ve decided that an indoor swimming pool would be a better choice for your preferences and needs than an outdoor one.  If you haven’t got to the decision-making stage yet, you might be interested in our previous article  comparing the merits of indoor and outdoor swimming pools .   But once you  do  have an indoor pool installed at your property, you will need to be alert to certain potential risks and problems. Below, we’ve explained some of the key issues to be aware of – and to prepare for.    ·          The moisture heaviness of the room – and the associated need for ventilation    Inevitably, the indoor space in which you have your swimming pool installed will be a moist one, even if the standard of ventilation in the given room is high....