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There are various things you need to think about before you get down to the nitty-gritty of buying swimming pool lights. One of the first things that should cross your mind is what type of use your pool will get; is it a place intended primarily for fitness, where customers or family members will swim regularly, or is it more of a relaxation area? These purposes need not be mutually exclusive, but the bias may help you decide what type of lighting you’ll buy. The short answer is that the pool’s water color is an illusion. Clean water will always be clear. But there’s ways to “tint” it, giving the impression that the pool is filled with colored water. The Green Route meanders through the trees and around the base of the pool and includes some steps and uneven ground. Family fun – search for squirrels and fairies in the trees It’s very hard to plan for how every single element in the surrounding environment will influence pool water color.

Water is a highly reflective surface, and because of this your surrounding environment adds its own influence to the water color. Color: As mentioned above, sunlight can intensify the water’s color, making it appear brighter and more vibrant. However, there’s a dark side to sunlight: UV rays. These harmful rays can also eat away at the chlorine levels in the pool, opening the door to chemical imbalances, algae growth, and a host of other issues.

A Switch-start 18W LED PAR56 Swimming Pool Light that enables you to pre-set colour output from its light switch.

When designing your pool area, the water color needs to be considered for aesthetic uniformity – providing color blend or contrast throughout the space. What Gives Pool Water It’s Color?

Pool Blue Honeycomb Pattern

Blue is the most common pool water color, but the range it’s available in can be absolutely mind-boggling. Light blue, sky blue, crystal blue, electric blue, tahoe blue, midnight blue – the options can be endless. Whether you are deliberately choosing a water color for your pool or external factors have affected it, there are many different colors for pool water. Deciding on the best water color for your swimming pool and being vigilant to prevent algae, metals, calcium, and other issues from changing your water color will make your pool appear as beautiful as you imagined. Your pool can be simply lit with a bright white light, or for easy creation of ambience you might opt for the soothing effect of a lamp. But if you’re looking to put on more of a show, your underwater lights can be imbued with an ever-shifting rainbow of colours using various styles of transition. Other spectacular pool lights ideas include:

The depth of your pool, sunshine, algae spores, bacteria, calcium hardness, and other chemicals can also affect the color of the water. Regardless of color, the one thing that can establish pool health is a comprehensive testing and chemical balancing system. To get this water color, the pool finish has to be blue shade. Lighter shades will make the water more transparent, and darker shades will give a deep and rich color. The sky isn’t the only component that makes your pool water a certain color. Keep the following in mind when you’re in the design stages. 1. Your Pool FinishWhen you’re on the shore, you can still see the bottom of the ocean when the water barely covers your ankles. Venture out further, and the ocean floor begins to disappear. The Renolit AlkorPlan range is broadly divided into 4 ranges. The 2 standard ranges are AlkorPlan 2000, which is solid plain colours and AlkorPlan 3000 which are stamped colours. There are no specific laws pertaining to swimming pool health and safety, other than an obligation to comply with legislation under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.

The top of the range is Renolit AlkorPlan TOUCH, which is has the texture and look of natural stone.

This is an example of a TOUCH Elegance. Any other colour choice here would not have looked the same. We hope you agree! When the sun starts to set or a portion of the pool is shaded, the water color becomes darker and opaque. Tropical aqua turns to dark aqua, and all the brilliance you get from direct light on the water will be washed out. There are two main ways to explore the Blue Pool. Both trails offer excellent views of the pool itself, as well as interesting trails along which to spot wildlife. Walking route map at The Blue Pool Red route Full-spectrum light, such as the sun, is made up of various wavelengths: red, yellow, blue, green, violet, and ultraviolet. When sunlight reaches the pool, most of these wavelengths get absorbed by the water. Plaster can be white, or dyed to any color you’d like. When deciding on a pool plaster color, it’s important to understand what the resulting water color will be.