GLASS WALLS AND WINDOWS
GLASS WALLS AND WINDOWS
NEW PERSPECTIVES
Opening your pool up to the outside world
One of the major trends in swimming pool construction today is to add a glass wall or window to the structure. We are trailblazers in this field, having built our first pool entirely of glass over 20 years ago, and have the expertise required to install glass walls and windows into your home pool. Are you planning to build a swimming pool in Nice, or renovate an existing one? Contact us today!
THE FUTURE
UNDERWATER WINDOWS
A new way to see your pool
A glass wall or underwater window can give you an exciting new way to view your pool. Rather than just seeing the surface of the water, looking in from the side gives you a new appreciation of the water colour and allows you to see swimmers in motion. It can add a whole new dimension to any pool environment.
If your pool shares a wall with a room in your house, or has a wall above ground, we can install an underwater window, or even several. This type of build should always be discussed during the preliminary planning phase, as windows are more difficult to retro-fit during renovation.
The transparency of glass is the perfect medium to bring together the two elements of air and water, creating a unique, ever-changing aesthetic.
For our glass constructions, we have teamed up with partners famous within the industry for the high quality of their products, and have worked for many years with
- Forminox for their stainless-steel structures; and
- Saint-Gobain for their high-performance joints and glass
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GLASS WALLS AND WINDOWS FAQs
There is no official maximum size, but our windows usually measure 1.5 to 2m in length, large enough to give a striking view of the pool without creating an aquarium effect.
Yes, but this will involve altering the pool’s structure, and may be a major undertaking. All pools are different. An on-site survey would be required to ascertain what is and isn’t possible or desirable.
All the glass we use is made by our partners, Saint-Gobain, and panes are 30 mm thick. They are reinforced, laminated and tempered for strength.
