COMPETITION POOLS TECHNOLOGIES & SOLUTION

MYRTHA TECHNOLOGY TO BUILD A SWIMMING POOL In the world of aquatics competition, Myrtha Pools technology enjoys a championship presence. Having provided pools to multiple Olympic Games, FINA World Championships, Universiades and hundreds of top competition and community venues around the world, it’s fair to say Myrtha knows its way around the podium! Our patented, modular pool system, utilizing engineered, laminated stainless steel panels, is the ideal competition venue solution. Strong, watertight and millimetre accurate, our process begins with painstaking attention to planning and design before...

STRONG STAINLESS STRUCTURE Chosen for maximum structural strength and resilience, high-quality stainless steel is used for all Myrtha pool components. Our pools are built from pre-engineered panels and buttresses that are all mechanically fastened. There are no welded connections in a Myrtha pool as welds are susceptible to corrosion. Our proprietary system ensures a long life for pool structures regardless of environmental conditions, soil type, high water tables etc. 4 WATERPROOF A water-tight solution is very important when you’re building tanks to hold two and a half million litres of water....

MYRTHA TECHNOLOGY SUPERIOR MATERIALS FINE FINISHES Modern pools can be architectural marvels or cornerstones of a community where yes, functionality is important, but aesthetics are also essential. Myrtha technology features a wide range of exclusive finishes and materials including stone, tile and marble, with a selection of colours and finishes allowing clients to create a unique environment to meet their needs. 5

COMPONENTS OF A MYRTHA POOL BASE FRAME A base frame of bolted steel sections creates the structure to support the wall panels. Strong chemical anchors connect the base to the concrete slab. Threaded bars anchored to the perimeter provide rigidity and millimetric levelling ability. Pool walls are formed from sturdy stainless-steel panels, bolted together and to the base frame. The inside face of the panels is laminated with a hard PVC layer, while the backs are clear coated for protection. No steel welds are used in a Myrtha Pool. SUPPORT BUTTRESSES OVERFLOW GUTTER POOL FLOOR Vertical reinforcements...

MYRTHA TECHNOLOGY To ensure optimal waterproofing, all joints between the Myrtha wall panels are sealed with liquid PVC or reinforced PVC tape. The resulting joint is water resistant and optically uniform with the panel surface, leaving an elegant wall finish. After the pool has been sealed and overflow gutter installed, a ceramic tile finish is applied. By eliminating the possibility of water seepage behind the tiles, our stainlesssteel surface offers superior tile adhesion, eliminating a common problem of concrete structures.

OLYMPIC POOLS Having built literally hundreds of Olympic-sized pools (including pools for the last 5 Olympic Games!), our competition pool experience is vast. And our pools are fast. Our track record in Olympic competition pools is unmatched. Our exclusive, flexible technology makes it possible for us to easily meet challenging construction schedules in any environment almost anywhere in the world. Our pre-engineered modular, stainless-steel system guarantees millimetre precision; quick, efficient installation; and, a strong, resilient, long-lasting pool. In a competition environment, where the...

POOLS PROJECTS LINN MAR AQUATIC CENTER - MARION, IOWA Myrtha designed the beautiful indoor 50 m pool in the Linn Marr Aquatic Center. Sporting advanced features like a Myrtha moveable bulkhead, enabling many pool configurations, our innovative Track Start Blocks, a recessed ledge on 3 sides creating an easy place for swimmers to rest during training and a 3.8 m deep end for spring board diving. 10 WINDSOR INTERNATIONAL AQUATIC AND TRAINING CENTRE - WINDSOR, CANADA Windsor’s five-pool facility was designed as a multi-sport training and competition centre and recreational aquatics venue. The ‘oversized’...

MYRTHA TECHNOLOGY SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CENTER - MARION, AUSTRALIA 2018 YOUTH OLYMPICS, VILLA SOLDATI NATATORIUM - BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA PÔLE SPORTIF INSEP SUD - PARIS, FRANCE For the hosts of this prestigious international youth event, Myrtha Pools installed 2 permanent tanks – one for swimming and one for diving. The 50 m pool for swimming features our top competition accessories including Removeable Headwalls, Moveable Bulkhead, Track Start Blocks, Myrtha Backstroke System and Water Polo Visual System. For diver safety, the dive pool is equipped with a our Air Cushion Bubbler System. Myrtha Pools...

POOLS FOR SPECIAL EVENTS For major events like The Olympics or FINA World Championships, aquatics venues with significant seating capacity are required. Building a large capacity venue for a single event is not always practical, as the competitions/games move from city-to-city around the world. For once-in-a-lifetime hosting events, Myrtha technology makes it possible to design and install a temporary pool within an existing stadium or arena. Without any damage to the existing venue, our modular system can be carried in and built on top of a tennis court, ice rink pad, gymnasium, football field...

2019 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - GWANGJU, SOUTH KOREA 1995 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS (25 m) RIO DE JANEIRO, BRASIL On the famous Copacabana Beach in Rio, Myrtha installed two temporary 25 m pools – one competition and one warm up – for the 1995 25 m World Championships. 2009 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS ROME, ITALY Two Myrtha technology temporary pools were installed on tennis courts of the Foro Italico. Water Polo and Artistic Swimming competitions were held in the temporary tanks where fans could enjoy from the surrounding stands

MYRTHA TECHNOLOGY TEMPORARY POOLS PROJECTS Temporary event pools can be installed almost anywhere to take advantage of existing facilities and then easily removed, without damage, to be placed permanently elsewhere. 2012 U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS OMAHA, USA 2013 FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS BARCELONA, SPAIN The CenturyLink Center in Omaha was turned into a world-class swimming venue with two temporary 50 m pools, one built on the NCAA basketball court floor. After the trials, both pools were removed from the center and placed in new permanent homes. In under a month, two temporary 50 m pools were built...