Why humidity control matters
Moist air in indoor pool halls can condense on cooler glazing and structural surfaces. Without appropriate control, this may contribute to mould, corrosion and damage to the building fabric.
Designing around the pool hall
Air-handling requirements are shaped by the pool’s water surface area, operating temperatures, occupancy, glazing and building fabric. We coordinate our in-house drawings with the specialist air-handling designer so that equipment positions, duct routes and building interfaces can be considered from an early stage.
From specialist design to installation and airflow balancing
Poolbuild coordinates the full ductwork process, beginning with an air-handling specification developed by a specialist designer. Our in-house team prepares general arrangement (GA) and site drawings, followed by detailed manufacturing drawings for the specialist company that manufactures our ductwork. Our own installation team then installs the ductwork, connects it to the air-handling system and fine-tunes airflow rates to help create an efficient, comfortable indoor pool environment.
Ductwork and system coordination
Our GA, site and manufacturing drawings coordinate equipment locations, ductwork routes, supply and extract positions, grilles, supports and connections with the wider building design. Preparing these details in-house helps us manage the transition from specialist specification to manufacture and site installation. Once connected, we adjust the airflow rates to suit the intended pool hall environment.
Discuss your project
Planning an indoor swimming pool? Talk to Poolbuild about specialist air-handling design coordination, in-house GA and manufacturing drawings, ductwork installation and airflow adjustment.