Swim Spas & Fiberglass Pools:
Olympic Pool can supply swim spas and fiberglass pools these have to pre ordered and amount has to be paid in full, It’s not a regular stock item.
Why Buy Swim Spas?
Swim spas bring the freedom and enjoyment of open-water swimming into your home. With standard-sized models that are only 15 feet in length and less than 8 feet wide, they’re designed to fit into any backyard, patio or recreational area and can be used indoors or outdoors. They also feature a wide selection of optional molded shells and attractive cabinets that enable you to install them in a custom deck or leave them as a free-standing unit above ground or in-ground.Used for a variety of purposes, including swimming, exercise, rehabilitation and relaxation, modern swim spas provide a steady water flow that creates a set level of directional resistance. This is achieved by pushing or pulling water from the front to the back of the tub.
SIZES AVAILABLE:
10 to 11 Feet
Models falling within this range represent the smallest swim spas available. In fact, they’re often “swim spas” in name only as they typically do not allow enough room for swimming. Instead, these models are designed for aquatic therapy. Using the resistance available through water, pools are heated up to 90 degrees to allow for muscle relaxation and the targeting of specific muscle groups. Ideal for those with muscle tears, arthritis, back pain, and a range of additional chronic or short-term pain, these swim spas increase strength and alleviate symptoms through low-impact movement and a reduction of body weight by nearly 90%. Similar to a hot tub, these units also offer hydrotherapy through powerful jets that provide a relaxing massage.
Standard specs for models that fall within this range include:
- Dimensions – Lengths from 10 to 11 feet; widths from 7 to 8 feet; depths from 4 to 5 feet
- Jet seat – Designed for hydrotherapy and typically includes 6 to 12 dedicated jets
- Current – Provides optional resistance but not enough for swimming
- Capacity – Holds 900 to 1,100 gallons
12 to 16 Feet
These swim spas are sometimes referred to as “trainers” or “fitness models,” and they take a big step up from the smaller variety. Most notably, swim spas at this level and beyond allow for continuous swimming through a current generated by jet propulsion, rotating paddlewheels or propeller.
Designed to accommodate any type of exercise, these models are one of the most popular choices among many buyers looking for a combination of fitness and fun. Many models within this range offer hydrotherapy jets, allowing the spa to double as a jacuzzi. Some can be further customized with the addition of optional exercise equipment, including an underwater treadmill, rowing machine or similar resistance-based add-ons.
When not in use for exercise, swim spas can play host to a range of parties and leisure activities. Encased in any number of high-quality cabinets, they can also be upgraded with fountains, specialized lighting and waterproof sound systems.
Standard specs for models that fall within this range include
Dimensions – Lengths from 12 to 15 feet; widths from 7 to 8 feet; depths from 4 to 5 feet
- Jet seat – Swim spas in this range may include up to two jet seats, each with 6 to 12 dedicated jets
- Current – Allows for open-water swimming through directional resistance
- Capacity – Holds 1,200 to 2,100 gallons
17 to 18 Feet
Similar to the models available in the 12- to 16-foot range, these swim spas add a little extra length to improve comfort for swimming and exercise. Designed more for the serious user, these enhanced water flows reportedly provide a smoother, more consistent current that spans the width of the pool. Also, as jets are not active when swimming, spas featuring this type of water flow are able to provide a more realistic feel, mimicking that of an actual pool or fixed body of water. Plus, depending on the model selected, these swim spas can provide energy efficiencies that save up to 70% on operating costs when compared to jet-based models.
Though largely intended for swimming and exercise, these pools also offer optional upgrades that facilitate entertainment, including sound systems, advanced water management, Wi-Fi and even a built-in underwater camera.
Standard specs for models that fall within this range include:
- Dimensions – Lengths from 17 to 18 feet; widths from 7 to 8 feet; depths from 4 to 5 feet
- Jet seat – Swim spas in this range typically include two jet seats, each with 6 to 12 dedicated jets, and have at least two standard seats/steps that allow for acclimating or cool down
- Current – Provides directional resistance through all three types of water flow, with the paddlewheel and propeller varieties designed for a more realistic feel and capable of moving up to 30,000 gallons per minute
- Capacity – Holds 1,600 to 2,400 gallons
19 to 21 Feet
The final category is often referred to as an “Olympic” or “dual temperature” model. The reason is two-fold: they provide the longest length of any other swim spa and usually have a dedicated hydrotherapy pool or hot tub that’s separate from the swimming area. Dimensions and features are typically listed individually as “spa” and “pool.” On the pool side, you’ll find all of the functionalities designed for swimming and exercise available through any of the smaller models. Deluxe LED lighting, body massage functions and enhanced tiling that delineates a swim lane are also standard on many swim spas in this range. The spa side includes a fully-functional hot tub with 30 to 60 individual hydrotherapy jets, seating for four to six people and design enhancements such as sound systems and spillover waterfalls.
In some cases, models within this range may require separate power setups, with 60 amps being almost universally common for the pool and 40 amps common to the spa.
Standard specs for models that fall within this range include:
- Dimensions – Lengths from 19 to 21 feet; widths from 7 to 8 feet; depths from 4 to 5 feet
- Jet seat – In the spa section, models may include four to five jet seats, each with four to six dedicated jets
- Current – In the pool, current provides directional resistance through all three types of water flow, with paddlewheel and propeller varieties facilitating swim speeds from 0.6 to 8 mph
- Capacity – Holds 1,800 to 2,400 gallons
It’s worth noting that some of the models profiled above are available in both standard and “deep” versions. The deep version adds anywhere from 9 inches to a foot of depth and is ideal for entertainment purposes and accommodating a number of bathers at one time.
Installation:
Easily installed, most units typically just require a concrete pad and a standard power supply. Swim spas also require either forklift placement or installation by crane.
FIBER GLASS POOL:
We can supply fiberglass pools.
Fiberglass pools come in any most size and shape imaginable. They are molded pools that are installed in your yard in one piece. Pools can be heated to extend the swimming season and can be installed with fiber optic lights for night swimming. Fiberglass is a strong, lightweight material that is constructed by weaving small glass threads into fabric and hardening the fabric with a special polyester resin. A smooth finish is made by adding weather-resistant gel. A great advantage is they can usually be installed very quickly – sometimes as fast as a few days! The time frame will vary depending on how long it takes for excavation of the pool site and electrical work. Because they are so smooth, fiberglass pools are more resistant to algae formation and maintain more stable pH levels.
