AUPOOL Glass Exercise Pool with Lightweight and Durable FRP Material and Utilizing Material Characteristics for Combined Structure The "modular structure" of transporting and assembling on-site is an excellent craftsmanship of AUPOOL pools, which extensively leverages the advantages of FRP materials.
The weight of FRP is approximately one-quarter that of steel and 60%
that of aluminum. Compared to other metal materials, FRP is extremely lightweight and
boasts high hardness, effectively meeting the requirements for pool liner.
While stainless steel and aluminum are less prone to rust, using metal materials for
pools can still result in rust over extended periods in harsh environments. FRP is a
non-metal composite material of fiberglass and polyester resin, making it completely
rust-free.
To maintain the aesthetics of the FRP material's surface, AUPOOL applies surface coating to the unit structure's surface. The coating on the material's surface effectively counters UV rays, acid rain, chlorine disinfectants, and other demanding pool environment factors, demonstrating durability while preserving the exterior beauty of FRP material. It also effectively prevents algae attachment, making pool maintenance easier. AUPOOL also offers customized pattern services, allowing personalized designs on the lining surface for an extraordinary pool experience.
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Compared to metals and concrete, FRP provides better insulation.
AUPOOL's FRP pool liner incorporate a sandwich structure by embedding rigid foam
materials within the FRP composition. This innovation enhances the thermal insulation
performance of heated swimming pools, contributing to a reduction in operational costs
to some extent.
Waterproof integrity is fundamental to pools, and AUPOOL is particularly meticulous
about this aspect. The connecting parts of the pool's bottom and wall structure modules
are integrated using FRP material and sealed with structural adhesive. The modular
design eliminates concerns about water leakage in the pool.
Due to the modular structure units, moving and relocating the pool becomes more convenient. When needed, the FRP lining panels can be disassembled, and upon reaching the new location, they can be reassembled. This saves considerable costs, allowing you to retain your pool and only necessitating reassembly.
