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Stainless steel is an extremely durable material, resistant to corrosion and easy to maintain. It also offers a unique aesthetic, with a mirror effect that enhances the appearance of the water.

Stainless steel and glass swimming pools are often considered high-end. The higher cost is due to the materials used, specialized engineering, and skilled labor. However, their durability and aesthetics make them a highly valued long-term investment.

Glass offers superior transparency and scratch resistance, while PMMA (or acrylic) is lighter and can be shaped more easily (especially for curved shapes). Both materials are suitable for aquatic use, depending on the desired aesthetics and style.

Yes. The glass used for the submerged panels (often laminated or tempered glass) is specially designed to withstand water pressure and impacts while maintaining optimal transparency.

Special pool glass is generally treated and hardened to resist scratches. However, as with any glass surface, it is best to avoid abrasive objects when cleaning.

Stainless steel conducts heat evenly. The water temperature can rise more quickly or be maintained for longer, but a good heating and insulation system is recommended for optimal efficiency.

Simple regular cleaning with clear water and the use of stainless steel-appropriate products are sufficient. It is advisable to check the chemical balance of the water (pH, chlorine, etc.) to prevent limescale or residue buildup.

Absolutely! The transparent panels integrate seamlessly with a stainless steel main structure to create windows or partitions offering an exceptional view of the inside of the pond.

Yes. Stainless steel and glass are particularly versatile materials that lend themselves to custom designs. You can thus create a unique project, tailored to your desires and the architecture of your space.

As with any pool construction, it is necessary to check with the town hall or local authorities. The rules vary depending on the size of the pool and the regulations in force in your municipality.