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Endless Pools deck installations

A deck installation is often chosen because a raised platform can ease access to the pool.
It also makes for a very attractive setting at low cost.
A deck installation can be designed to give the appearance of a fully-in-ground pool.
The standard Endless Pool can be installed free-standing and above-ground. There is no need to do any excavation for a deck installation unless you choose to do so.
There is no connection to household plumbing. You fill the pool with a garden hose and change the water once every year or two.

A concrete pad, which is recommended to support the pool, may need to be poured under the deck.
You may choose to install extra insulation around the free-standing pool to slow heat loss.
You may need an exterior step or stairway to enter the pool.
A fully or partially in-ground pool can be more attractive and accessible.

Easiest access, because you can sit down on the side wall and then swing your legs into the pool. This is especially good for those with limited mobility.
An attractive way to show off your pool.
If you choose partial excavation, it costs less than a full excavation.
Pool's side walls keep debris from blowing in.

May require some excavation, which adds to the cost and complexity of your installation.
A concrete pad, which is recommended to support the pool, may need to be poured under the deck.

One of the most attractive ways to show off your pool.
With raised decking, excavation is not necessary to achieve an in-ground appearance. This method saves on effort and expense.
Easy access to pool.

May require some excavation, which adds to the cost and complexity of your installation.
A concrete pad, which is recommended to support the pool, may need to be poured under the deck.
You may need to add our optional stairs to enter the pool.
You may need to take extra measures to limit access to the pool around small children and pets.

We strongly recommend the optional retractable security cover (manual or automatic) to keep out debris and leaves, reduce heat loss, and restrict unwanted access to the pool. The outdoor cover has a lock-down mechanism. It comes with a pump to remove rain water that may collect on top.
In colder climates, outdoor pools are usually closed during winter months. The pool can, however, be super-insulated and used year-round.
To save on heating costs in cooler climates, customers with outdoor pools often utilise an optional gas heater along with the standard electric heater.
If you decide to excavate for an in-ground or partially in-ground pool, you should first determine the height of the site's water table.
If you provide a sketch of your garden, our architects and designers may be able to offer some helpful suggestions on pool and equipment location, insulation options and installation possibilities.