Materials & Finishes
We do not specify a finish and hand it to a contractor. Every surface below is set out by us and fabricated by specialist partners to the engineers who drew it.
01
Signature finish20 mm tesserae · ±1 mm set-out
Our signature finish. Laid to a set-out drawn before the vessel is built, so every step nose, radius and waterline course lands on a whole tile. Joints are held to a single grout width across the entire pool.
02
Single-piece hull · zero cold joints
Deck spas are laid up as one continuous shell. No seams to fatigue under a vessel's working movement, and light enough to be craned into position in a single lift.
03
316L · ground and polished to specification
Jets, nozzles, weir details and structural retention are made from 316L and finished by hand. Every weld is ground back until the joint disappears into the surface.
04
Concealed skimmers · flush thresholds
Hydrotherapy vessels are set into stone so the water reads as part of the floor plate. Skimmers, overflow and services route out of sight beneath the threshold.
05
Deck-matched · marine-grade fixings
Where a spa meets a deck or a sauna, the timber line is matched to the host surface and detailed to move with it — no proud edges, no exposed fixings.
06
Laminated · Class approved · proof-tested
Wake walls and viewing panels are engineered to Class approval and proof-tested before shipping, retained in bespoke stainless detail rather than visible framing.
Tolerances
What we hold, and why it matters
Grout lines read as a single line, not a drift.
An overflow edge is only invisible when it is level.
No weld should be findable by hand.
Gel coat cured under controlled conditions, not on site.
Achieved by mounting and routing, not by insulation alone.
