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Four articles on what actually decides the economics and the operation of a swimming facility: the materials, the air quality, the energy use and the experience.
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A pool hall is one of the most demanding environments in construction. Composite is unaffected by what destroys conventional facilities.
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Chlorine smell, stinging eyes and staff with chronic respiratory complaints are not a consequence of swimming, but of swimming indoors.
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Documented consumption is 3,000–4,000 kWh per square metre of water area per year. Twenty to thirty times a detached house.
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Gamlingen in Stavanger, Allas Sea Pool in Helsinki and facilities across Iceland stay open year-round, and are busiest in winter.
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