Steel Frame Pool

Water play doubles what a park can sell in a hot month, and a steel frame pool delivers it without digging a permanent concrete basin.

For operators testing a water attraction, relocatable is the keyword: prove the demand first, then commit to permanent civil works.

All figures are reference values and are confirmed in the engineering proposal for your site.

The pool is assembled from galvanised steel tube frames bolted into modules and lined with reinforced PVC. Because the structure is modular, the pool can be sized to an irregular plot, partially dismantled at the end of a season or extended with additional bays as demand grows. Filtration, circulation and dosing equipment are specified to match the water volume and local hygiene requirements.

Seasonal attractions carry real risk: install too much and the rainy months hurt, install too little and you lose the peak. A steel frame pool lets an operator start with one bay and add capacity, and it pairs well with an inflatable water park where younger guests need shallower, calmer water.

Water quality is the part guests never notice until it fails. Circulation rates, turnover time, disinfection and testing routines should be designed before installation, with a log book maintained by trained staff. Confirm local regulations on pool depth, fencing and supervision early, because these requirements shape the frame layout as much as the water volume does.

The pool needs a flat, compacted base and a drainage plan for overflow, backwash and heavy rain. The liner itself is the wear item, so specify a PVC liner with reinforced layers, protect it from sharp ground and abrasion, and store it dry and folded between seasons to double its working life.

Everything visible is yours to define: Pool size, depth, liner colour, decking, filtration and water features.

As a direct supplier we control the whole chain: engineering, production, factory testing and export packing all take place inside a 125,000 sqm production base, and the spare parts list follows the machine to your site. Water systems are engineered against your site, so the plant room, decking and drainage are part of the same drawing set.

Tell us the water area and depth you have – we will propose the attraction mix, the circulation design and the operating rules that go with it.