Explain Fibreglass vs Marbelite Pool

Fiberglass and Marbelite are two different materials used in the construction and finishing of swimming pools. Here are the key differences between Fibreglass and Marbelite pools: 1. Material Composition: 2. Installation Process: 3. Surface Finish: 4. Durability: 5. Cost: For a full comparison read our blog post here.

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Are there benefits to having a salt water pool?

Saltwater pools offer several benefits compared to traditional chlorine pools. Find out more about the benefits of having a salt water pool in our blog post here .

Which is more cost effective, a salt or chlorine pool

Both salt and chlorine pool filter systems have their own benefits. Find out which one is more expensive to set up and which is more cost-effective in the long run in our blog post here.

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