Our internal lining by design is non slip. However, with a fibreglass or concrete pool poor chemistry management, namely pH can make the walls and floors slightly slippery.
Yes, you can use bore water to fill an Outback Plunge Pool, but it’s not recommended without testing and treatment first. Bore water quality varies
Yes, however not recomended. Additional chemicals may be needed to balance the water. Consult your local pool shop for localised advice and the best process
Yes, adding a pool cover is highly recommended. A cover reduces debris, prevents heat loss, and can increase water temperature by up to 8ºC by
Absolutely. We recommend and offer a mini cordless automatic robotic pool cleaner to reduce the time spent maintaining the pool. It’s ideal for managing dirt
Most customers do! A pool thermal blanket helps to reduce debris, prevent heat loss, and can raise water temperature by up to 8ºC by trapping
Yes. Some hydrotherapy magnesium salts can be added to the water. We recommend the brand Mineral Swim. Note: always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for safe
