DWG FL-33063Mosaic Dream Pool Design Work order

Pool anatomy

Understanding the parts of a pool helps in maintenance.

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PART 01

Deck

The deck is the area surrounding the swimming pool, providing a space for lounging and activities.

  • Cracking due to weather exposure
  • Staining from pool chemicals
  • Slippery surfaces when wet
→ Pool Deck Installation

PART 02

Coping

Coping is the cap or edging around the rim of the pool that seals the pool structure.

  • Cracking or chipping over time
  • Loose pieces can be a safety hazard
  • Discoloration from sun and chemicals
→ Pool Remodeling

PART 03

Waterline

The waterline is the level at which the surface of the water meets the pool wall.

  • Calcium buildup and staining
  • Algae growth
  • Tiles can become loose or fall off
→ Pool Cleaning

PART 04

Basin

The basin is the main body of the pool that holds the water.

  • Cracks in the structure
  • Leaks causing water loss
  • Fading or peeling of surface finish
→ Pool Repair

PART 05

Plumbing

Plumbing refers to the system of pipes and fittings that circulate water to and from the pool.

  • Leaks in the lines
  • Clogs affecting water flow
  • Corrosion of pipes
→ Pool Repair

PART 06

Filter

The filter cleans the pool water by trapping debris and particles.

  • Blockages reducing efficiency
  • Worn-out parts needing replacement
  • Leaks causing water loss
→ Pool Maintenance

PART 07

Pump

The pump circulates water through the filter and back into the pool, maintaining water quality.

  • Loss of prime causing inefficiency
  • Motor failure due to wear
  • Leaks or drips around seals
→ Pool Repair

PART 08

Drain

The drain removes water from the pool for filtering or emptying.

  • Blockages impacting drainage
  • Covers can become loose or damage
  • Suction issues affecting water flow
→ Pool Inspection

01 · Deck

The deck is the area surrounding the swimming pool, providing a space for lounging and activities.

  • Cracking due to weather exposure
  • Staining from pool chemicals
  • Slippery surfaces when wet

02 · Coping

Coping is the cap or edging around the rim of the pool that seals the pool structure.

  • Cracking or chipping over time
  • Loose pieces can be a safety hazard
  • Discoloration from sun and chemicals

03 · Waterline

The waterline is the level at which the surface of the water meets the pool wall.

  • Calcium buildup and staining
  • Algae growth
  • Tiles can become loose or fall off

04 · Basin

The basin is the main body of the pool that holds the water.

  • Cracks in the structure
  • Leaks causing water loss
  • Fading or peeling of surface finish

05 · Plumbing

Plumbing refers to the system of pipes and fittings that circulate water to and from the pool.

  • Leaks in the lines
  • Clogs affecting water flow
  • Corrosion of pipes

06 · Filter

The filter cleans the pool water by trapping debris and particles.

  • Blockages reducing efficiency
  • Worn-out parts needing replacement
  • Leaks causing water loss

07 · Pump

The pump circulates water through the filter and back into the pool, maintaining water quality.

  • Loss of prime causing inefficiency
  • Motor failure due to wear
  • Leaks or drips around seals

08 · Drain

The drain removes water from the pool for filtering or emptying.

  • Blockages impacting drainage
  • Covers can become loose or damage
  • Suction issues affecting water flow

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