• Ep 9. Diving into the Plungie with Jordan Toyne

  • Dec 13 2022
  • Length: 31 mins
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Ep 9. Diving into the Plungie with Jordan Toyne

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  • Let’s dive right in, shall we? Jordan Toyne makes a splash on the scene to chat about precast concrete plunge pools, that have become affectionately known as Plungie. This innovative re-imagining of pool infrastructure is pioneering the future of swimming pools, by allowing builders more control over their projects and Australian's a faster, easier, and more often than not, cost-effective solution to years of summer lovin' backyard fun. Dan and Dani talk us through the process of dropping a Plungie pool into Blairgowrie’s backyard.


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    This episode was brought to you by Plungie.


    (02:30) Why a pool in Blairgowrie House? Dani explains the benefits of adding a pool to their project.

     

    (04:00) Welcome Jordan Toyne from Plungie Australia.

     

    (04:20) What is a Plungie pool and why is it a market standout? 

     

    (06:15) The range of precast Plungies available.

     

    (07:45) Blairgowrie’s Plungie process.

     

    (12:10) Behind the scenes of craning in a Plungie and the site constraints to consider.

     

    (18:45) Talking prices and extra factors to consider.

     

    (21:28) Plungie Australia’s sustainability practices.


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