Standard-Depth Endless Pool
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The standard Endless Pool water depth of 39 inches accommodates
the following activities:
- Swimming, all strokes and techniques
- Water exercises while standing or kneeling on the
pool floor
- Relaxing or aqua aerobics on our underwater benches
Configurations #1, #2 and #3 illustrate
the Standard Endless Pool installed upon the existing
floor of a basement, garage, porch or patio. As you
will see, excavation is not needed to give an Endless
Pool an in-ground or partially in-ground appearance. A
simple alternative is to raise the floor or deck around
the sides of the pool.
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#1:
Above-ground pool with 42-inch wall fully exposed. |
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#2:
Partially in-ground pool using raised decking. A
floor or deck has been constructed which makes the
pool appear recessed |
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#3:
Fully in-ground pool created by decking raised to
top of pool panels. Again, the floor or deck gives
the pool a recessed feel. |
Deck/Platform Videos:
Indoor Deck/Platform Video |
Outdoor Deck/Platform Video |
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Configurations #4 and #5 illustrate
a standard flat-bottom pool partially lowered into the
ground or all the way to make the top of the pool flush
with the walking surface. These two configurations are
accomplished by pouring concrete at two levels -- appropriate
to sites featuring new construction -- or by breaking
through an existing concrete slab.
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#4:
Partially in-ground pool requiring excavation. |
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#5:
Fully in-ground pool requiring excavation. |
Excavation Videos:
Indoor Excavation Video |
Outdoor Excavation Video |
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Our customers tell us that while
the flush mount in configurations #3 and #5 may be more
pleasing aesthetically, they are less practical than
configurations #2 and #4, which provide a seat and a
handhold on all four sides of the pool.
Be sure to check out our House
Tour for more videos of the different configurations
and Gallery
of Pools for actual photos if you have
not seen it yet.
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