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It was into law on September 15, 2010, and it required public accommodations and commercial entities to make their facilities accessible and easy to use for people with disabilities. These public accommodations include spas, swimming and wading pools.
Changes in the usual
swimming pools
In order to be an ADA compliant pool, need to have a sloping
entry to the water, handrails and a chair lift. These amenities will allow
persons with disabilities to enjoy the water as much as they like without the
danger of drowning. Now this is a very cool law don’t you think?
The amenities mentioned above will be instrumental in giving
access to the water that would otherwise be impossible for persons with
disabilities. They can use the chair lift to independently enter the water
without getting stranded, and the handrails and sloping give support to those
who are using wheelchairs.
Significant role
As a reputable pool builder, Carolina Pool Plastering was
able to make the necessary preparations in the Carowinds facilities. They were
able to complete the renovations in time for summer! Using the Shotcrete
method, there were able to finish replastering jobs faster and made them more
durable. In no time at all, they were able to turn a Carowinds swimming pool
into an ADA compliant pool. Shotcrete is also applicable to home swimming
pools, not just for those big commercial ones.
Pool experts at Carolina Pool Plastering in Charlotte NC
prefer to use Shotcrete because it is affordable and easy to apply. This makes
the job easier and faster to finish.
For more information about Shotcrete and how it can be
beneficial for your commercial or residential swimming pool, visit or call
Carolina Pool Plastering today. Not only will you have elegant looking pools,
you can turn your pool into an ADA compliant pool in just a short time.
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