Choosing a pool design for your project
Consider edge systems and intended use before selecting a pool design.
Concrete pool design
A concrete structure allows shape, depth and finishes to be coordinated with the project. Structural design and site conditions determine the construction details.
Skimmer and overflow systems
These systems differ in how they collect surface water and return it for filtration. Overflow requires coordinated channels and a balance tank; skimmers collect water through openings in the pool. Space and operating requirements guide the choice.
Infinity edges
An infinity edge connects the water surface visually to its surroundings. It requires careful edge and water-collection design, as well as a suitable site and outlook.
Fitness and family use
Pool shape, length and depth depend on its purpose. Define priorities for swimming, relaxation or family use before discussing the design options.
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