The pool is one of the most complex facilities from an engineering point of view. A huge amount of water, from several hundred liters to several tons, puts a very large load on the walls and bottom of the pool, strongly affecting the humidity regime in the room.

Pool waterproofing is the most important complex task, which is performed in stages during the construction of the pool. Our company will do the waterproofing for you quickly and with quality, and the application of the most modern materials and technology will guarantee that there will be no water leaks.

Most pools are built according to the same technology. In a wide earthen excavation, a base of gravel and sand is placed on the bottom, then reinforcement is placed and concreted. When the concrete at the bottom is completely tightened, the walls of the pool are concreted, all the equipment is installed, skimmers, sprinklers, the walls of the pool are sealed and finally covered with ceramic tiles. However, in such a construction, there are weak points where the pool waterproofing is most often damaged. The first thing to pay attention to is the quality of the concrete, its direct contact with the ground in which the excavation was made.

Due to the safe waterproofing of the pool, polymer additives are added to the concrete, which reduces its porosity and increases the resistance to the constant influence of water. In that way, its protection is realized from external moisture, which comes from groundwater or from atmospheric sediments, which are filtered through the ground. Water leaks at the places of contact with metal elements for a certain time, and it is practically impossible to perform the repair. The company „Urban Alpinism“ uses materials for waterproofing the pool, which are applied to the structure using a special technique, and protect the walls of the pool from the penetration of water into its structure. The monolithic cover that is created does not put additional load on the walls of the pool and at the same time only well resists water pressure and other external factors, ultraviolet rays, changes in temperature and mechanical load.