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SHIPPING CONTAINER POOLS 20FT & 40FT

Production, Inspection & Loading Shipping. 

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Destination Papua New Guinea

Client: Australian Construction & Property Developer

A simple construction of a container pool involves repurposing a shipping container into a swimming pool. Here's a step-by-step description of the process:

  1. Selecting the Container: Choose a suitable shipping container based on your desired pool size. Standard shipping containers are typically 20 or 40 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 8.5 feet tall. Consider the container's condition, structural integrity, and material quality.

  2. Preparing the Container: Clean and prepare the container by removing any rust, debris, or contaminants. Repair any structural damage, and ensure that the container is watertight to prevent leaks.

  3. Cutting and Modifying: Cut openings in the container's walls for entry and exit points. Decide on the placement of stairs or ladder and cut an appropriate opening. You can also add windows for aesthetics and natural light.

  4. Insulation and Interior Lining (Optional): If desired, insulate the container to regulate water temperature and prevent condensation. Install an interior lining, such as a pool liner, to create a smooth and waterproof surface inside the container.

  5. Plumbing and Filtration: Install plumbing for water intake, circulation, and drainage. Include a filtration system to maintain water quality. This might involve installing pipes, pumps, filters, and drains.

  6. Pool Equipment: Place pool equipment like water pumps, filters, and heaters. Make sure they are appropriately sized for the pool's capacity.

  7. Waterproofing: Apply a waterproof coating or sealant to the interior surfaces of the container. This helps to prevent rust and corrosion caused by exposure to water.

  8. Filling the Pool: Fill the container with water and check for any leaks or irregularities. Adjust the water level to your desired depth.

  9. Decking and Surroundings: Create a surrounding deck or platform around the container pool for safety and aesthetic purposes. This area can serve as a space for relaxation and sunbathing.

  10. Finishing Touches: Add any final touches, such as pool lighting, steps, railings, and seating. Customize the pool area to suit your preferences and needs.

  11. Testing and Maintenance: Test all pool equipment to ensure proper functionality. Regularly maintain the pool by monitoring water quality, cleaning the pool, and addressing any maintenance needs.

It's important to note that while the construction process itself can be straightforward, it requires careful planning and attention to detail. If you're not experienced in construction or pool installation, it's recommended to seek professional help to ensure the safety, functionality, and longevity of your container pool.

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