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Saturday, February 21, 2009 by jennifer48 Star rating. 7 posts Send private message

Can anyone tell me if we need to have steps at the deeper end of our pool on our urbanisation.  We have steps to enter the pool at the shallow end but we have been told legally we need steps at the deeper end.

 

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21 Feb 2009 9:45 AM by pilgrim Star rating in Costa Calida. 195 posts Send private message

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I would say yes, you need steps at the deep end.

The builder who built our pool would not have installed anything that was not required by law and we have steps.

True or false, I also heard that lifeguards may be required in communal pools in the near future.

Anybody heard similar?



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21 Feb 2009 10:12 AM by Rickiebear Star rating in Bristol UK/Tenerife. 40 posts Send private message

Hi, Certified Life Guards at that. Some larger tourist organisations are offering free courses as they realise that they will be in short supply.

I have also heard that child proof fences will also need to be erected.





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21 Feb 2009 10:15 AM by cazzy Star rating in Inland Andalucia. 165 posts Send private message

I was of the understanding that private pools and those on Urbanisations needed to be fenced and it needs to be a minimum of 1 metre high





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21 Feb 2009 1:58 PM by fpegman Star rating in San Bartolome. 459 posts Send private message

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Hi

That is the case in France but not yet in Spain . we are a swimming pool construction company and have received no information of any nw regulations as yet , as we are a Spanish registered company we do receive changes in the regulations when they are published.

We had licences approved and issued by local town halls last week no problem and if that had been the law they would not have been granted.

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21 Feb 2009 6:52 PM by Roberto Star rating in Torremolinos. 3285 posts Send private message

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The law can vary depending on which part of Spain you are located in.



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21 Feb 2009 9:41 PM by Rickiebear Star rating in Bristol UK/Tenerife. 40 posts Send private message

I have an apartment in tenerife, we have been told that we will have to fence the pool in.





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22 Feb 2009 4:59 AM by mariadecastro Star rating in Algeciras (Cadiz). 7445 posts Send private message

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Jennifer:

It depends on the Region/Autonomous Community you are located.

You can find some information here: http://www.eyeonspain.com/spain-magazine/pool-legals.aspx

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30 Apr 2009 1:49 PM by SpanishTogs Star rating in Gales. 154 posts Send private message

Hi - a bit of a minefield.  Our small development in Cox has a small pool but is quite deep.  The shallow end isn't very shallow and the only steps are at the deep end, so for the likes of me who do not like getting out of their depth, and for children who are just learning to swim, it's quite dangerous I think.  I'd like another set of steps at the 'shallow' end.  Also, we don't have any lifebelt to throw in if someone is in difficulty.   Thought this may help any other developers out there when planning their next pool.



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