Water. We are naturally drawn to it. It's why you've been thinking of a pool, and of all the benefits you'd enjoy from owning one.  The fun and relaxation. The exercise. The increased value of your home. You want a pool that will combine innovative design with years of maintenance-free quality. You want the latest technology. The greatest durability. The most complete palette of shapes, sizes and options. Paradise Pools can provide all of these things and more!

  Gunite Pools

Gunite pools are the most elaborate of all the pool categories. These are permanent, reinforced pools with concrete and plaster instead of liners. Excavation is also necessary, and a wide variety of special options such as waterfalls, custom steps, and beach entrys can be easily added to complement these high-quality pools. Gunite pools are often seen in commercial applications; many private homeowners, however, also choose gunite pools for their flexibility since they can be built in any shape. Gunite pool owners can also choose from many plaster finishes or pebble applications for the pool floor, allowing for maximum creativity. The high quality of these pools usually puts them
in the highest price range.

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Vinyl Liner Pools


A vinyl liner pool has a custom made sheet of vinyl between the water and the
pool structure. This is in contrast to a gunite or shotcrete pool which uses plaster as its waterproofing membrane. Vinyl liners typically lock their top edge, called
a bead, into a track located on the bottom of the coping, which is at deck level. Underneath the liner is a sand or cementitious floor, specified in dimension to the "cut" of the liner that is to be used. The floors come up to meet the walls, which
 are commonly 3 ft by 8 ft panels made of galvanized steel or thermoplastic.
These walls are supported from behind so that they won't bow out against the weight of the water. All of the wall panels are secured together to make up the perimeter shape of the pool. For this reason, there are some limitations to the possible shapes of a vinyl liner pool.

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