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Saunas are a great way to relax and rejuvenate, but to get the most out of them, it's important to keep them in good condition

Maintaining or repairing everyday objects extends the life of products, thus promoting the circular economy

Lo Chlor, a range of chemical products for pool and spa maintenance.

Whether you treat your pool manually, via dosing pumps or even through salt electrolysis, our ACTI range meets all your needs. 

Discover the HTH range in our catalogue :

In our catalogue you will find a whole range of HAYWARD heat pumps.
Exclusively for SCP, you will find the HAYWARD K-PAC pump

Running your pool pump is one of the most important steps you can take to keep your pool water crystal clear. This is because moving water is much less susceptible to mucky contaminants so prevalent in stagnant water.

Pools Heat Pumps: Where to place it? When to start it? At what time of day should I run it?

Whether you’ve just gotten your pool, you’re opening your pool for the season, you’re refilling your pool, or you’re performing routine maintenance, establishing the proper chemical balance in your pool water is essential.

You can transform your backyard from a boring patch of land to a luxurious retreat with one exciting addition—a swimming pool! Of course, swimming pools aren’t all fun and games. You need to know how to maintain your pool in order to keep it sparkling clean.

Are you tired, stressed by your daily life? Do you need to relax? So why not offer yourself a moment of escape and well-being in a traditional or infrared sauna!

As a swimming pool owner, you know there’s a lot that goes into pool maintenance. But simple routine vacuuming makes it easy to keep ahead of the dirt and debris that can lead to algae build-up in your pool water.

Maintaining the proper water level in your swimming pool is crucial for your pool to function correctly, regardless of whether you’re tending to an inground pool, above-ground pool, or spa.

Unless you live in a part of the world that enjoys year-round sunshine and balmy temperatures, you’ll eventually have to learn how to winterize your swimming pool.

There is nothing quite like looking out over the sparkling blue water in your swimming pool. But every now and then, you see something in your pool that shouldn’t be there: algae.

When spring is finally here and as the temperatures begin to climb, it’s time to think about getting the pool area ready for the warm weather. Opening a pool is now easier than ever and with a few simple steps, you can be ready to enjoy your pool in no time!

Maintaining clean and clear hot tub water is not as easy as adding a few chemicals.

Winterizing your pool (preparing your pool for winter): a process that may appear complex and raises many questions! Here, we answer all of the questions you may have!