Books on natural swimming ponds (natural pools)

These books are not easy to find but very interesting and graphically beautiful.

142 pages 25x25 cm (in dutch)
Book published in 2006, a milestone in the history of the natural ponds builders.

180 pages 30x30 cm (in dutch and french)
Book published in 2007, mainly photographic, it represents some works made ​​in Belgium and the Netherlands by our colleagues over the past 20 years. 

240 pages 30x25 cm (in english, dutch, french and german)
Book published in 2012. It is a collection of photos of the most beautiful natural pools in Europe (outside of Europe there is very little). The 20% of the images of the book is the work done by some of our italian customers in Italy. See www.biolaghiegiardini.it. It is a must for the quality of the photos from Marc Slootmaekers and for the beauty of the natural pools!

The swimming ponds made in Italy are at the following pages:
- Cover
- page 40 ("Where do you site your swimming pool?")
- from page 71 ("The chemistry of the natural swimming pool") to page 87
- page 108
- page 111
- from page 144 to page 159
- from page 173 to page 177 
 

248 pages (in italian or english)
Book of 2015. The intrinsic principle of Flowform was discovered in 1970 by A. John Wilkes who created tanks of different sizes to which organic shapes are given and which, by virtue of their proportions, are capable of inducing particular rhythms in the water flowing inside them. They are used as a system for the recovery, regeneration and revitalization of water and fluids, to increase their intrinsic vital forces: they can improve the quality of food, the dynamization of substances used for the preparation of cosmetics and medicines, water to be used for irrigation purposes, to improve and speed up the disposal time of substances present in waste water and waste liquids, as well as to emphasize the energizing capacity of water.
 

232 pages (in italian or english)
Book of 2012. Water plays a determining role in the functional organism of the earth. The author, Theodor Schwenk, thanks to his scientific presentation of natural facts, with fascinating photographs and instructive drawings, leads us into the hidden meanders of water, particularly in its formative forces.