For temporary fencing we recommend a protective removable fence that is manufactured with nylon and is child safe. This fence can easily be removed if needed. For more information on safety fencing contact our engineering Team.

New, efficient products can reduce your swimming pool electricity and power bill by as much as 50%. Current swimming pool pump technology also offers advanced safety measures that provide greater protection for swimmer.

Every pool is safer when it is covered rather than when it is open. An automated pool cover allows you to more easily cover your pool when it is not in use, and people tend to use their covers more when covering the pool only requires the flip of a switch. It is also important to note that by regularly covering your pool you can save up to 50% on fuel bills as a covered pool helps you maintain your pool temperature better.

It is difficult to determine any water chemistry issues without a proper test of your water. Your eyes stinging may be an indication of mal adjusted pH, but in order to know for sure it is best to arrange for a Water Reflection Service visit so that we can make sure that proper adjustments are made to your pool water.

That “chlorine” smell that you are experiencing is caused by Chloramines. It is an issue that can be easily corrected. Please call us so that we can arrange for a Water Reflection Service visit and make the proper adjustment to your water chemistry.

There is a normal amount of water that most pools will lose every day. Common evaporation should be anything up to half an inch per day (1-2cm/day). If you see more evaporation than that give us a call.

Immediately turn of all pool equipment at the local circuit breaker panel. Then call the Water Reflection Service team, and we will provide further instruction.

A Sauna is a room lined with softwood heated by an electric or wood-heated sauna heater designed for sweat bathing. It can be enjoyed at any temperature depending on the preference of the bather.

Most saunas are heated by electricity. There are also wood-fired saunas.

Electric heaters are safe to use when installed correctly. That is why a qualified electrician must do the installation. All our heaters are tested before delivery and have passed the electrical safety standards.

The recommended temperature is from 60-90 degrees celcius but the bather can enjoy the sauna according to his preference.

If the walls and ceiling are properly insulated, the room will reach operating temperature less than an hour. It is recommended that vents and doors be closed during the warm up period.

There will be a very minor increase in temperature in surrounding areas but no change in moisture or humidity.

Sauna rocks store heat from the sauna heater. When the bather throws water onto the hot rocks, the steam will blend with the dry air in the room, giving the bather an enjoyable and relaxing atmosphere. Never use the heater without stones, it may cause a fire. Use only stones that are recommended by the sauna heater manufacturer.

No. You can only use water that is suitable for household use. Do not use chlorinated water as used in swimming pools or hot tubs as it will corrode your heater.

They are also cool to the touch. Hardwoods absorb heat and easily become too hot.

The temperature of the sauna room is warmer at ceiling level and cooler near the floor. Benches are installed at different heights to give the bather a choice of different bathing temperatures.

The best protection against moisture is proper ventilation and drying after using the sauna. Do not apply paint, sealants or any preservative on the wood panels. Wood swells and shrinks and tears off paint and sealants, which are only on the surface of the wood. It is best to leave the wood bare.

A sauna must have a waterproof floor so that it can be easily washed and kept clean. Tile, cement, or heavy duty vinyl are recommended because they are washable and do not absorb water.

It is not necessary but highly recommended. Water should be thrown on the sauna heater rocks with the use of a ladle so that the right amount of water is applied. Once the water hits the rocks, it turns to steam. You should not pour too much water onto the heater. But if you can provide a drain, it may be more convenient for cleaning purposes.

You can clean the sauna floors and walls with detergent and water or apply disinfectants like alkalescent or alkaline detergent. If you apply a disinfectant, use cold water and rinse the wood panels thoroughly. It is advisable to clean the sauna before heating it so that it is dries easily.

As often as you like. But most people go to the sauna twice or three times a week, usually in the evenings to relax after a hard day’s work.

As long as you feel comfortable. You must leave the sauna and cool yourself off if you begin to feel uncomfortable.

One should not take a sauna on a full stomach or under the influence of alcohol. People with heart problems or acute illnesses should consult a doctor before taking a Sauna.

Yes, taking the sauna during menstruation eases cramp pains because it relaxes and removes excess water in one’s body caused by sodium retention.

Yes under adult supervision but only for a few minutes and in a moderate temperature. Small children should not stay long in the Sauna, as they do not perspire as much as the adults do.