Sistemas de montaje e instalación de piscinas de madera Gre | Piscinarium

In this post, we explain the four main installation systems so that you can choose the one that best suits your site and budget.

1. DIRECT INSTALLATION - Without metal reinforcements

This is the quickest and easiest option. It is mainly used in round or small format wooden pools, where the volume of water does not exert excessive pressure on the walls.

Requirements: It does not require external reinforcements or beams.

Ground: It only requires a completely level, firm and clean surface.

Advantage: It allows you to start enjoying your pool almost immediately without complex previous works.

2. OMEGA SYSTEM - Stability without a concrete slab

If you are looking for a sturdy pool but want to avoid the expense of a full concrete slab, the omega system is your best ally.

How it works: Steel beams are used which are buried at a depth of about 15 cm.

Installation: Simply dig a small trench to embed the beams and level the ground.

Benefit: The beams act as an invisible skeleton that prevents the walls from deforming under the weight of the water, maintaining the natural aesthetics of the wood.

3. IPE BEAMS - Maximum Structural Strength

For larger models, the IPE metal beam system is the most robust. Here, prior preparation is key to ensure the durability of the structure.

Mandatory requirement: You need a concrete slab at least 17 cm thick.

The process: The U-shaped beams are embedded directly into the slab during construction, with the base remaining fully anchored to the ground.

Ideal for: Users looking for a permanent, ultra-resistant installation.

4. SABOTS SYSTEM - Metallic Wedges

This method is a modern alternative that combines the strength of metal with aesthetic discretion. Unlike the IPE system, the pieces are independent.

Assembly: Requires a minimum 15 cm concrete slab. The wedges or "sabots" are screwed directly onto the dry concrete.

Careful aesthetics: The best thing about this system is that it includes wood trims that hide the metal parts, achieving a uniform visual finish around the perimeter.