Formwork panels: Leader Pool
A continuous structure. Down to the details.
The Leader Pool formwork system combines panels and reinforcement for a monolithic reinforced-concrete pool. The base slab and walls are poured together in one operation, following the manufacturer’s method and the project design.
- Formwork and reinforcement combined
- Openings planned before pouring
- Base and walls designed together
The Leader Pool principle
The system combines galvanized sheet on the ground side, mesh on the pool side and triangular braces. Ring beams and reinforcement tie the structure together.
Plan every opening
Skimmers, return inlets and wall penetrations are planned before concreting. Their placement follows the pool and hydraulic circuit.
Monolithic reinforced concrete
The Leader Pool concept pours the floor and walls in one operation. Thicknesses, reinforcement and execution details are determined by the project study.
Do the panels replace concrete?
No. In the system described, they form part of the shuttering for a reinforced-concrete structure.
When are skimmers and returns planned?
Before pouring: openings, fittings and service penetrations must match the hydraulic plan.
Is the 3D model a reinforcement plan?
No. It explains stages. Reinforcement, thicknesses and execution are specified for your ground and project.
Reference documentation : Leader Pool
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Concrete formwork blocks
Concrete formwork blocks receive reinforcement and concrete. They differ from ordinary masonry blocks: reinforced-concrete continuity and connections to the base slab are specified by the pool design.
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Tiles & travertine terrace
Pool colour, coping texture and the feel of the terrace give your pool its character. Visualize combinations before discussing them with us.
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Submerged automatic cover
The shaft and slats store in a submerged compartment. This discreet solution needs planning: reserved space, separation, maintenance access and water circulation.
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