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If you have a question regarding swimming pools please email: info@neptunepools.co.uk
Q: Who and What is SPATA (Swimming Pool & Allied Trades Association)
Installing a swimming pool is a specialised task requiring skills and technical expertise in a number of different areas. One way of guaranteeing that the pool installation company has this expertise, is to make sure they are a member of The Swimming Pool & Allied Trades Association.
SPATA is the trade association for the swimming pool industry in the UK. Its members comprise of Pool Builders, Retailers, Designers, Service Engineers and Trade Suppliers in the UK and overseas.
SPATA sets down standards governing construction and operation o f pools, spas, saunas and steam rooms which are widely respected and applied by the trade, as well as architects and builders.
SPATA pool installer members are fully vetted before being admitted to membership, with checks on their financial record, their experience in the trade and inspections of their work. They are required to comply fully with the SPATA construction standards and code of ethics, and their work is also subject to periodic re-inspections after joining. Only SPATA registered pool and spa installers belong to SPATASHEILD SPATA's unique Bond and Warranty Scheme offering customers peace of mind that their installation will be completed fully to SPATA standards.
SPATA operates a disputes resolution procedure to assist with complaints from members' customers and offers a Stakeholder facility to safeguard contract money in the event of a dispute.
Neptune Traditional Swimming Pools are proud to be approved members of SPATA
To contact SPATA visit: www.spata.co.uk
Q: I have a rectangular pool how do I work out my pool capacity?
A: Before you add chemicals it is important to know your pool capacity. The following calculation should help with a rectanglular or square pool:
Imperial: Length (ft) x Width (ft) x Average Depth (ft) x 6.23 = Gallons
Metric: Length (m) x Width (m) x Average Depth (m) = Cubic Metrs
Q: I don't have a large garden what are my options for inground pool installation?
A. You could have a small pool (8ft x 6ft) which is fitted with a counter-current unit. This will provide a current to swim against. The water flow can also be adjusted. This is an excellent way to exercise!
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