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How to make the most sustainable swimming pool for this summer

Sustainability and swimming pools: an inseparable combination.

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Building and living in a more sustainable way is a must that encompasses all areas and, of course, that includes swimming pools.

 

Conventional swimming pools are becoming an environmental issue, as they consume a lot of resources and do not allow for reusing water. For this reason, they need our commitment in favor of sustainability.

 

Sustainable pool characteristics

 

Sustainable pools differ from conventional pools in many aspects. They are always committed to being in balance with the environment, and saving on resources. Below, we specify some of these characteristics, which differentiate sustainable pools from conventional pools:

 

01. They make recycling pool water easier

The traditional system of draining and refilling the pool every time the water needs to be changed; it entails an unnecessary waste that can also pollute the environment. However, a water recycling system can be installed to filter and treat the water to be reused in the pool. This process not only saves water, but also reduces the amount of chemicals needed to keep it clean.

02. They have efficient filtration systems

Choosing a filtration system that reduces energy and water use
improves pool efficiency and sustainability.

Filtration systems with variable speed pumps—which adjust the water velocity according to the cleaning needs—and energy-efficient filters can be used.

03. They are committed to more sustainable energy sources, such as solar panels

Using a clean energy source to operate the water circulation pump, the lighting, the pool cleaner, or to heat up the water is certainly a more sustainable option than using other electric or biomass energy sources.

04. They use chemicals for pool water cleaning that are less toxic

Many of the chemicals used to keep pool water clean are toxic and can pollute the environment.  Salt water chlorination has been introduced as a more environmentally friendly alternative, since it avoids the evaporation of pollutant gases and does not produce waste. In addition, it keeps the water cleaner for longer and requires less energy consumption.

05. They reduce pool water evaporation

Pool water evaporation is one of the main factors in water consumption increases. Pool covers reduce this issue while also protecting the pool from dirt and promoting thermal maintenance.

06. They utilize sustainable construction materials

We can also improve sustainability in the choice of the materials used to build the pool and the surrounding elements—such as the terrace paving  or the outdoor furniture. Opting for recyclable, durable and respectful materials will undoubtedly make our pool more sustainable.

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Advantages of choosing Neolith for the construction of
a sustainable swimming pool

 

A commitment to sustainability is part of our brand's DNA, and our sintered stone is an architectural surface that entails many advantages in the construction of pools that are more sustainable.

 

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Neolith uses recycled materials in its production, which reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and the need to extract more natural resources. Some models such as Neolith Sofía Cuprum or Neolith Metropolitan are made with up to 98% recycled raw materials.

 

It is a very resistant and durable architectural surface. It delivers a longer useful life than other materials, thereby reducing the amount of resources needed for repair, replacement of parts, or maintenance. 

 

It is easy to clean. Neolith surfaces are incredibly hygienic thanks to their low porosity. In addition, its large format minimizes the need of joints, and therefore, the dirt that can get accumulated within.



Neolith is also committed to saving energy and emissions in its production process. The production process for Neolith surfaces is also sustainable, since 100% of the electrical energy used comes from renewable sources.

 

It offers exclusive and avant-garde designs. The wide variety of Neolith collections makes it possible to bring design and sophistication to terraces and pools. Its large format and the different model proposals facilitate unique spaces to be lived in. The New Classtone collection evokes elegance and connection with noble materials, while the Fusion collection is features more disruptive models.

 

 

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Benefits of sustainable pools


Opting for a sustainable pool instead of a conventional one yields many benefits, not only within our home, but also to the environment that we rely on so deeply.

01. Sustainable pools endeavor to reduce water consumption, compared to conventional pools.

he environmental challenges of our era require a responsible consumption of water, so it is essential that we are aware of how to save it during the maintenance of our pools, opting for saline chlorination, or pool covers to prevent its evaporation.

02. Sustainable pools save energy

Choosing systems for pumping and filtration, which consume less energy, means economic savings on the long run while relieving the environment.

03. They improve the quality of the pool water

Thanks to a more efficient filtration systems and a reduction in the usage of chemicals, the water quality in sustainable pools can be better than in traditional pools.

04. They offer greater durability

Sustainable pools are designed to be durable, making them more resistant to corrosion, wear and tear, or dirt, compared to traditional pools.

Will you join the eco-friendly lifestyle?

 

You can enjoy the summer and your pool while opting for the most sustainable options.  Preserving environmental resources is essential so as to maintain the present and future of the natural environment that we love so much.

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