+ WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE VARIOUS RANGES?

The most significant difference between the Designer Beadcrete ranges is the content of glass bead. The Crystal colour range, the smoothest of the two ranges, offers an all glass bead finish, giving a luxury, smooth finish. The Islands colour range offers a smaller amount of glass bead and contains quartz, making it a more economical option, whilst still delivering a designer finish.

+ WHAT IS THE BENEFIT OF ADDITIONAL GLASS IN MY POOL SURFACE?

The addition of extra glass increases the ‘shimmering’ or ‘glowing effect’ when natural or artificial light is cast on the pool. As an added benefit the surface becomes smoother with the more glass bead that is added. The addition of glass will also increase the resistance to black spot and algae growth.

+ WHAT WARRANTY IS OFFERED ON DESIGNER BEADCRETE® & DESIGNER POOL RENDER FOR A DOMESTIC POOL INTERIOR?

A 2 year warranty is provided with a Designer Beadcrete® & Designer Pool Render purchase. A warranty form will be forwarded to you following receipt of payment to be completed and returned to register your purchase.

+ IS DESIGNER BEADCRETE® A HARD PRODUCT TO MAINTAIN??

Absolutely not. Beadcrete® is manufactured with high-quality ingredients enabling it to stand the test of time and ensure ease of ownership. Our recommended pool care guide has been generated in accordance with Australian Standard 3633 (1989) – “Private Swimming Pools – Water Quality”.

+ WHAT AREAS DO YOU SERVICE??

We are based in Sydney but we ship our products Australia wide. No matter where you and your pool live give us a call to benefit from our incredible range of pool construction and maintenance products.

+ WHY DOES ALL WATER LOOK BLUE??

Water’s blue colour is due to an effect known as Rayleigh scattering. Water absorbs light’s long wavelengths (red, orange, yellow) more easily than its short ones (blue, violet). The short wavelengths of light that aren’t absorbed (blue) are reflected off the surface, and thus our eyes perceive them. Hence water’s beautiful blue hues. This effect increases with the amount of water, which is why in shallow waters, the water looks transparent. Professor Rayleigh, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1904, lets us forget about the myth that water is blue only because it reflects the sky.

+ HOW DOES THIS AFFECT MY POOL RENDER CHOICE?

As long as you keep in mind that all water has a blue hue, then picking pool render colours is a matter of personal preference. If you like blue pools, then we can enhance the blue look of a pool by using various cement and coloured glass options in our products which, along with the natural blue colour of water, can create a variety of striking blues.