Sand pools with continuous quartz arelite coatings

A continuous coating eliminates the grid of joints and creates a visually more uniform surface, which raises the aesthetics and provides a more architectural and premium sensation. In renovations, this change is usually perceived as a complete transformation of the pool, especially in light colors and polished finishes

Yes, as long as the water is correctly balanced and maintenance is constant, as in any pool with premium decorative finish. The key is not only the system but also to maintain the pH, disinfectant, and hardness within recommended ranges to avoid incrustations, veils, or aesthetic degradations

A more stable and noble aesthetics for the exterior, with a continuous mineral appearance that maintains the decorative value of the pool and reinforces the sensation of a premium product. Guaranteed durability without degradation for decades

With so-called bio-resins, aesthetics and resistance depend on the final layer (gloss, texture, and color) and can change with micro-scratches, wear, or surface degradation. A mineral finish usually ages in a more noble and natural way: if there is use, the reading of the material continues to be mineral, not plastic. Arelite does not degrade, does not yellow, does not have volatile compounds, does not pollute the aquatic environment, and is not harmful to the environment or health

So-called bioresins are actually petrochemical derivatives, with a high load of volatile organic compounds, versus arelite which is 100% mineral, they are not better for being ecological because they simply are not