Gunite swimming pools are one of the most popular options for homeowners. Building a Gunite pool
requires a crew to dig a hole in the desired shape, the installation of
plumbing, and a rebar grid that is the framework of the structure. The
steel rebar frame is secured in place using wire. Once this has been
done a heavy coat of Gunite, a mixture of concrete and sand, is sprayed
in between the rebar.
The unit that is used to spray in
the Gunite mixes it with water just before it is sprayed which produces a
wet concrete material. It is then smoothed out and left to dry. The
Gunite drying process can take upwards of two weeks. When the mixture
dries it will be rough. The smooth finish that we are used to comes
from plaster that is installed
over the rough concrete. Although plaster is the most popular option
in pool finishes, some homeowners choose to use tile, exposed aggregate,
and pebble applications.
There are many advantages that
come with having a concrete pool installed over other options available
to homeowners. It is not only an incredibly durable method of
constructing a pool, it is also respected as one of the highest quality
swimming pool construction materials.
Gunite is used more than any other material in both residential and commercial pools. One reason that the combination of Gunite and plaster
is so popular is because of its durability. It is a material that hold
up well in a number of different environments and is able to withstand
high usage.
There are endless design options when you are using
Gunite and plaster in creating a new pool, unlike fiberglass pools which
are prefabricated. The sturdiness of these pools comes not only from
the concrete base and plaster coating but also the usage of rebar in the
base structure. Gunite pools are meant to last forever even if the plaster layer may need to be redone overtime.
There are many options to choose from when picking out plaster for your pool from traditional white plaster to quartz aggregate, there is a finish that will enhance your pool landscape. Choose a plaster for your pool that takes your ordinary backyard pool and transforms it into something spectacular. Colored plaster
is a perfect option especially when the features surrounding the pool
are not able to be updated and you need the pool to be the focal point.
Learn more about Pound Pool Plastering and their numerous pool plastering options
including: pool resurfacing, plaster surfacing, commercial pool
plaster, residential pool plaster, plastering swimming pools, tiling
swimming pools, coping swimming pools, and more at www.pound-pool-plastering.com. To contact our pool plastering specialists call 248.476.4544 today.
No comments:
Post a Comment