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Fiber Optic Pool Lights

Fiber Optic pool lighting is a great alternative if you dread changing the bulbs in your pool lights. This is due to the fact that the power that keeps the lights going actually isn't within the water, but connected to a dry power box. With this design, the light travels from the box to the pool along a skinny cable with tiny fibers. With this, when any repairs are needed, all you have to do is turn to the dry power box, avoiding concerns about dealing with electricity and water.

While this can be safer for pool owners, since the power is traveling from further away, the lights tend to be dimmer than some of the alternatives. Additionally, the bulbs do not last as long, although they cost just as much.

Rectangular pools

Among traditional shapes, rectangular pools are among the most preferred as they are easy to integrate into almost all gardens. A rectangular shape always gives an image of sobriety and elegance, whatever the general style of the pool.

There are several other shapes derived from this category – pools that are based on the rectangle but presented as an “L”, “T” or “U”.
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Glass Tile

Glass tile’s popularity has been on the rise over the past few years thanks to its resilience and mesmerizing aesthetics.

Glass tile is non-porous and impervious to moisture, so it doesn’t erode or stain. It can also manipulate and magnify light, which gives pools a bright, clear shimmer like no other.

All of the pool finish options above will provide years of performance and dazzling beauty in a well-made and well-maintained pool. Discuss the various pool finish options with your pool builder and consider using multiple finishes throughout your pool design for a stunning, multidimensional effect.