Services
Pools, aquariums, and water features.
Acrylic technical specifications
Casting, bonding, and installation.
- 1Drawings received — The structural engineer's drawing or a pre-bid rendering comes from the pool builder.
- 2Panel sizing — Acrylic thickness and the concrete margin are set from the visible height and length of the opening.
- 3U-channel drawings — Issued for the panel's concrete structure by a state-approved engineer or the in-house team.
Worldwide Installations — On-site installation, rigging, and glazing coordination globally.
State-Approved Professional Engineering — Structural engineering analysis, hydrostatic pressure modeling, and stamped calculation packets with state-licensed Professional Engineers (PE).
Cast up to 20" Thick Acrylic — Monolithic casting up to 20 inches (500mm+) thickness for high-pressure deep water, large-span pool walls, and public aquarium installations with molecular polymer bonding.
Molecular Polymer Bonding — Optically clear, monolithic joints.
Pressure Analysis and U-Channel Drawings — Hydrostatic pressure analysis and U-channel drawings for the panel's concrete structure.
Warranty Protection — 10-year warranty on acrylic panels (against yellowing, crazing, and structural degradation) and 3-year warranty on installation and waterproofing seals.
Drawing review
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Project requirements by industry.
Warranty & Engineering
10 years
Acrylic panel warranty
Protection against yellowing, crazing, and structural degradation.
3 years
Installation & waterproofing seals
Coverage on installation and waterproofing seals.
State-approved PE
Professional engineering coordination
Structural engineering analysis, hydrostatic pressure modeling, and stamped calculation packets with state-licensed Professional Engineers (PE).
Start a project
Send a structural engineer's drawing or a pre-bid rendering.
Acrylic thickness and the concrete margin are determined by the visible height and length of the opening. U-channel drawings are then issued, prepared in-house or by a state-approved engineer.