SingularBlue is a compact system that allows the conversion of a conventional pool already built into a natural pool, without extense construction periods, without generating debris and with easy assembly.

It can also be placed in a new natural pool with different designs and styles.

Singularblue combines a shallow gravel biological filter (10cm) with a phosphate reactor and specially selected submerged plants.

If you want to reconvert your current swimming pool without works, this is your system.

• The feeling of bathing in nature. The feeling of diving into a natural pool can only be compared to bathing in a river.
• Cleaning occurs naturally, although depending on the project we incorporate filters and other systems for cleaning the bottom of the pool.
• Little or no maintenance.
• Without chemical products that cause allergies and alter the skin and eyes.
• They can allow the incorporation of fish and amphibians. Our system makes it possible to incorporate some species of freshwater shrimp or fishes that collaborate in the cleaning process.
• Landscape integration with the garden.
• There is no need to change the water.

Low maintenance is one of the advantages of installing a natural pool.

The only thing you have to do is an annual pruning of the pool plants and an aesthetic maintenance (cleaning the bottom and the surface to remove leaves, etc.) that depends on the taste of the person.

If we don’t do this maintenance, the leaves that fall into the water wil generate more nitrogen, which will feed more plants entering a spiral of biomass generation until algae appear and finally the harmful bacteria that we want to avoid.

There’s no need.

Among our options, SingularBlue allows the installation of the biological filter and the vegetation on the floor of the existing pool.

The existing installation and pump don’t connect to the SingularBlue system, although they can be used independently to clean the bottom and to clean the surface of leaves and insects for 15 minutes a day.

The insects and the small fauna that creates in a natural pool are in charge of helping the plants and gravel to purify and clean this bio system.

With this we don’t mean that it will be lots of mosquitoes or that there will be none. As an ecosystem there will be a balance between mosquitoes and their predators.

A biological filter is responsible for transforming the ammonia NH3, into nitrate, NO3 by supplying oxygen.

This ammonia oxidation process is carried out by a series of beneficial bacteria that live in the biological filter: “Nitrosomonas” and “Nitrobacter”

The nitrate is already assimilable for the plants that absorb it and eliminate it from the system so that it isn’t available for the proliferation of algae.

Yes, if you are a professional and want to install our system, contact us and we will inform you of the steps to become an official supplier of our SingularBlue System.

Once you have decided, the first thing we will ask you is that you send us a bottle with water extracted from the same place from which you will fill the pool with.

With the water data and other variables we will dimension the biological filter and we will make the selection of species.

You could, but the well water should be tested first.

If its quality is adequate, its use is possible, if not, other sources of water will be sought or a previous treatment will be carried out to eliminate the excess of phosphates.

Yes, it is included.

To do this, we need to analyze the water that comes from the same source from which the pool is going to be filled, and we carry out the analysis for free.

You just have to send us the water in a bottle.

With the data from the analysis and knowing the dimensions of the pool, we can size the biological filter.

If you want to know how to do the water analysis yourself, you can take a look at our explanatory article by clicking here.

Where can I learn more about the biological filtration system?

If you want to learn more about natural pools, their operation and the reason for their filtering system (not just our system), we have an online course on natural pools.

If you have questions, you can also write to us at formacion@singulargreen.com.