Spas, pools and leisure

Wet environments that hold up for years.

Spa and pool interiors are the most punishing environments in a hotel. Water, heat, chemicals and constant cleaning attack every junction in the build-up.

We build wet areas from the substrate outwards: tanking, falls, movement joints and fixings resolved before the stone is selected.

Hotel pool and leisure environment with stone surrounds and controlled lighting

Scope

What this covers.

Wet areas

  • Pool surrounds, steps and thresholds
  • Tanking, falls and drainage detail
  • Stone, tile and mosaic installation
  • Steam, sauna and experience showers
  • Changing suites, lockers and vanities

Treatment and fitness

  • Treatment rooms and relaxation areas
  • Acoustic separation between treatment and circulation
  • Reception, retail displays and back of house
  • Gym floors, mirrors and equipment interfaces
  • Lighting and control scenes

Control

How the scope is held together.

Substrate before surface

Tanking, falls and movement joints are set out and inspected before any finish is applied, because a failure here is invisible until it is expensive.

Materials chosen for chemistry

Stone, grout, adhesive and metal are selected for pool chemistry and cleaning regimes rather than appearance alone.

Maintenance access agreed

Plant, drainage and equipment access is agreed with the operator so maintenance does not require breaking finishes.

Before we price

What we need from you.

Send whatever exists today. We will tell you what is missing rather than build a number on assumptions.

  • Spa and pool design package
  • Waterproofing and structural information
  • Plant and services layouts
  • Operator treatment programme and room count
  • Cleaning and maintenance regime

Questions

What hotel clients ask us.

Discuss a hotel project

Tell us what is being built or refurbished.

Tell us where the project is and which parts of the interior scope require support. We will review the information and recommend the most appropriate delivery structure.