Pool anatomy
Understanding the parts of a pool helps in maintenance.
PART 01
Deck
The deck is the area surrounding the pool that provides space for lounging and access to the water.
- cracking or chipping
- surface discoloration
- uneven settling
PART 02
Coping
Coping is the material that outlines the pool's edge, transitioning between the pool and the deck.
- loose or damaged pieces
- water seepage through gaps
- staining or fading
PART 03
Waterline
The waterline is the highest point of the pool's water surface, often highlighted with decorative tiles.
- tile discoloration
- calcium buildup
- tile loosening
PART 04
Basin
The basin is the main structure of the pool that holds the water and can be constructed from various materials.
- leaks
- surface cracks
- structural deterioration
PART 05
Plumbing
Plumbing consists of the pipes and fittings that circulate water to and from the pool.
- leaks in pipes
- clogs
- airlocks
PART 06
Filter
The filter removes dirt and debris from the pool water, keeping it clean and clear.
- clogging
- ineffective filtration
- wear and tear
PART 07
Pump
The pump circulates water through the pool's filtration system, ensuring ongoing water movement.
- loss of suction
- mechanical failure
- noisy operation
PART 08
Drain
The drain helps remove excess water from the pool and is crucial for maintaining water levels.
- blockage
- malfunction
- covers loosening
01 · Deck
The deck is the area surrounding the pool that provides space for lounging and access to the water.
- cracking or chipping
- surface discoloration
- uneven settling
02 · Coping
Coping is the material that outlines the pool's edge, transitioning between the pool and the deck.
- loose or damaged pieces
- water seepage through gaps
- staining or fading
03 · Waterline
The waterline is the highest point of the pool's water surface, often highlighted with decorative tiles.
- tile discoloration
- calcium buildup
- tile loosening
04 · Basin
The basin is the main structure of the pool that holds the water and can be constructed from various materials.
- leaks
- surface cracks
- structural deterioration
05 · Plumbing
Plumbing consists of the pipes and fittings that circulate water to and from the pool.
- leaks in pipes
- clogs
- airlocks
06 · Filter
The filter removes dirt and debris from the pool water, keeping it clean and clear.
- clogging
- ineffective filtration
- wear and tear
07 · Pump
The pump circulates water through the pool's filtration system, ensuring ongoing water movement.
- loss of suction
- mechanical failure
- noisy operation
08 · Drain
The drain helps remove excess water from the pool and is crucial for maintaining water levels.
- blockage
- malfunction
- covers loosening