Hello, I saw a pool with a counter-current system in a newspaper, I would like that too because I really enjoy swimming. But I imagine that is very expensive. What amount would I have to expect, or is that only for the super rich?
2008-11-17 08:34:48
#2
Hello, if you are planning something like that, you can certainly expect to pay a few thousand euros. An acquaintance of mine had it installed in her garden and she paid around 5000 euros. She didn't want to tell me exactly, but I think that was a very good price because she knew the installer.
2008-11-17 10:39:15
#3
I would like something like that too, but it must use a lot of electricity, right? You must not overlook that because it definitely increases the costs quite a bit. If you only calculate the installation, then it surely isn’t terribly expensive, but the maintenance is definitely very high!!
2008-11-19 08:43:56
#4
Hello, I once saw this at an exhibition and they said that such a system would cost more than 10,000 euros. Besides, you have to expect high maintenance costs; the tanks are much smaller than those of a normal pool because you are practically always swimming in place.
