Interested in Buying a DIY Pool? Top Reasons to Be Excited
Are you interested in buying a DIY pool? If not yet, consider the expenses and efforts involved with the conventional built-in water hole.
If you’ve ever had a pool installed, you’ll know the effort and time it takes to do so. This excludes the costs of labour, materials, and all the approvals you need to get. You also have to update building plans and have someone qualified sign off on them before it can be approved for building. Then you still have to wait through the long process of construction and getting it ready-to-swim. All of this and more can be enough for anyone to give up and settle for a cheap, poor-quality inflatable to get through the hot South African summer months.
But wait, you don’t have to go through the trouble. If by now you’re not yet interested in buying a DIY unit, read on to discover why it’s the better option. Have a look at our range of pools and you’ll understand why these units are so popular with homeowners in South Africa.
Benefits of Having a Swim Spot at Home
- Kids can be easily entertained without having to spend money or energy on outside activities.
- Get teenagers and other family members to spend time together instead of watching TV or letting life pass them by while they text their friends.
- You don’t have to pay or drive to public swimming spots when it gets too hot.
- By upgrading your home-entertainment area you save on having to hire a venue for special occasions.
- It offers a great way to relax after a long day’s work or a tough week.
- Creates the opportunity to enjoy sunlight without getting stares from strangers.
- Having a way to cool off adds value to your property.
Need more reasons to become interested in buying a DIY pool? If so, find out how to get the most out of your luxury GEZA unit here.
What Makes Our DIY Pool the Optimal Choice?
Not only are these small units quick and easy to set up, but they also take less work to maintain. Available in sizes of 3,5 to 4,3 metres wide, they provide the perfect space to cool off while being easy to keep clean. The best part about buying a DIY pool over a regular one is that it does not need to be installed by professionals.
If you are someone who likes to take on your own projects or have a couple of capable friends in your life, then this should be a breeze. Although you can always get an expert to assist you, you definitely won’t need all the workers typically hired for building a conventional type.
Will You Save When Buying DIY Pool?
Most definitely! If you cut the costs of specialists for the construction you’re already spending less. Even so, we sell our units at competitive prices that’ll make any similar products seem overpriced. It’s also safe to say that maintaining a smaller do-it-yourself version, will evidently cost less on by-products. Having a smaller swimming area means getting a net to protect it from nature will be more affordable. In addition, you’ll save on electricity costs related to running the pump.
If you’re interested in buying a DIY pool because of budget, then our quality models definitely won’t disappoint.
Interested in Something Spectacular and Suited for an Upmarket Neighbourhood?
These products are tasteful and unique, making them an impeccable choice for all households. The units are made in the unusual shape of a hexagon with stunning wooden walls surrounding the swim body. You can place these in the ground if you prefer a more natural look or be bold and have their uniqueness on display by placing them directly on your patio. Their modern and high-end design gives them an expensive look and feel to make even the most discerning neighbours green with envy.
No luxury home is complete without a Sabi Sundowner or Clifton Chiller somewhere on the property.
Interested in Buying a DIY Pool?
Are you interested? If so, you’re welcome to send us any questions you may still have about the product before making your final decision.
To get your set ordered, all you need to do is fill in this enquiry form on our website and wait for one of our representatives to get back to you.
