Can I put a pool on my terrace?

Considerations to take into account

You may live in an apartment with a terrace and wonder if it is feasible to place a pool in the only outdoor area that your home has. In reality, there are no regulations that regulate this aspect of the home, so you are free to put a pool on your terrace, as long as it is private and not communal, as could be the case with a roof terrace, where you would have to get the approval and the consequent permission of the rest of the neighbors.

Going back to the matter at hand, what you should find out about is if the housing infrastructure is prepared to support the load produced by this type of installation. For this reason, it is advisable to consult an expertor with training in architecture or engineering to ensure that it is safe to place a pool on your terrace.

In turn, said expert will have to consider a series of factors such as the dimensions of the terrace and the added weight of those who bathe in the pool together with the materials of the it is made of, its structure and other associated loads.

Without going into too many technical aspects, the conclusion is that, as a general rule and according to the Technical Building Code, the overload produced by the pool should not exceed the 200 kilograms per square meter.

For all these reasons, installing an inflatable pool is viable, as long as it meets the overload condition mentioned above. In addition, this type of pool has an advantage and that is that the structure from which they are made is considerably light.

Inflatable pools

Choosing one of the inflatable pools that Brycus puts at your disposal is the cheapest and most practical option for you to cool off on the terrace of your house during the summer. Not only do they easily adapt to the space you have, but their installation and subsequent uninstallation when the bathing season is over is easy. All in all, inflatable pools offer the stability and safety you are looking for in a space such as a terrace.

For greater comfort, we recommend choosing a flat and clean area of the terrace to place the inflatable pool. Next, lay out a plastic sheet to insulate the bottom of the pool from the ground.

Once these steps have been completed, it is time to inflate the inflatable ringthat the pool incorporates with a compressor and fill it with water. Finally, all that remains is to install the filter system and other accessories that are necessary for the maintenance of the inflatable pool.

After the bathing season, drain the water from the pool through its drain valve until you can fold the pool and thus store it where you prefer.

Kids' pools

And if you have a boy or a girl at home, then the best alternative is to install one of Brycus's children's pools.

Available in different models, this type of pool can have a great variety of accessories, such as slides, inflatable rings and frisbees, among other examples. .

All in all, these children's pools have a resistant and durable structure with which the little one at home can interact with complete safety.

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