Topic: Shapes & Sizes
Wanting a Pool in Your Small Yard?
No matter the size of your yard, creating a staycation-worthy backyard is within reach. Small fiberglass pools fit compact spaces without sacrificing style, comfort, or function. They offer a low-maintenance, budget-friendly solution with options like plunge pools and other ultra-compact designs, making it easier than ever to add a beautiful, refreshing pool to even the smallest backyard.
Is a Small Pool Worth It?
Absolutely! Small pools offer a smart, stylish solution for homeowners who want all the benefits of a pool without overwhelming their outdoor space.
With a compact design, you’ll have more room for other backyard features—like a lounge area, firepit, or outdoor kitchen—so you can truly enjoy a well-rounded outdoor living space. Smaller pools also mean easier upkeep, lower chemical use, and reduced energy costs, making maintenance a breeze.
And when it comes to your budget, going smaller can free up funds for extras like built-in seating, a tanning ledge, or an automatic pool cover. Best of all, small fiberglass pools come in a variety of layouts to suit how you plan to use your space—whether that’s relaxing, exercising, or entertaining a few close friends.
What Are Some Small Pool Options?
Before exploring specific designs, it’s important to understand the three main types of inground pools. Each offers unique benefits, and the best choice depends on your space, budget, timeline, and how involved you want to be with long-term upkeep.
Concrete (Gunite) Pools
- Install Time: Approximately 3 to 6 months
- Maintenance: Around 4 to 5 hours per week
- Cost: $50,000 to $120,000+
- Customization: Fully customizable in shape, size, and features
Concrete pools are known for their design flexibility and durability. If you have a very specific vision for your pool’s shape or want to maximize every inch of your yard, concrete offers the freedom to create a one-of-a-kind layout. Keep in mind, though, they take the longest to install and tend to require more hands-on maintenance and chemical use over time.
Vinyl Liner Pools
- Install Time: Approximately 4 to 8 weeks
- Maintenance: About 2 to 3 hours per week
- Cost: $25,000 to $65,000
- Customization: Custom sizes and shapes available
Vinyl liner pools are more affordable upfront, and builders can tailor them to fit many different backyard configurations. They’re a practical option if you want some customization without the higher price tag of concrete. However, the vinyl liner will eventually need replacement, which adds to long-term upkeep and costs.
Fiberglass Pools
- Install Time: About 3 weeks
- Maintenance: Around 1 hour per week—or less
- Cost: $30,000 to $85,000
- Customization: Limited to pre-designed shapes and sizes
Fiberglass pools come pre-formed from factory molds, which speeds up installation and simplifies maintenance. While you won’t have as much design flexibility, many models are available in compact sizes with built-in seating, tanning ledges, and other features that make the most of smaller spaces. The smooth, non-porous surface also resists algae growth, meaning fewer chemicals and less time cleaning.
Each pool type brings something different to the table—whether it’s complete customization, affordability, or ease of care. If you’re working with a smaller yard, all three can be viable options depending on your goals and preferences. Talking with a pool professional can help you weigh the trade-offs and find the best fit for your backyard.
Small Backyard Pool Ideas
Whether you’re looking for a true plunge pool or just a space-saving pool design, there are plenty of options for full-size enjoyment in smaller spaces. Below are some of Thursday Pools’ most popular compact models, each offering unique features to fit your lifestyle and yard size.
Plunge Pool Options
These pools are deeper than they are expansive, perfect for cooling off, standing, soaking, or even light exercise. A plunge pool is ideal for homeowners who want the experience of a luxurious inground pool without the footprint of a full-size one.
Sea Turtle
Size: 9.5′ x 19.5′ | Depth: 4′6″
The Sea Turtle is a true plunge-style pool with a flat bottom and generous bench seating on both sides. It’s perfect for standing, stretching, or simply soaking on hot days—all while fitting comfortably into a smaller yard.
The Nook
Size: 8′4″ x 16′ | Depth: 4′8″
The Nook offers a balanced blend of comfort and practicality. With a built-in bench and consistent standing depth throughout, it’s ideal for water aerobics, casual conversation, or simply unwinding. Built-in entry steps and a non-skid surface make it a safe and easy-to-maintain plunge pool.
The Nest
Size: 8′4″ x 16′ | Depth: 4′8″
Petite and purposeful, The Nest is a compact plunge pool for relaxing, cooling off, and casual soaking. It features a flat bottom, wide entry steps, and is auto-cover ready—making it a stylish solution for tight spaces.
Other Compact Pool Options
These pools aren’t plunge-style, but still work well in smaller yards. They offer more swimming space and family-friendly layouts, often with added seating or space for games.
Lil Bob
Size: 13.5′ x 27.5′ | Depth: 4′6″
Lil Bob is all about flexibility. With wrap-around bench seating and a flat, even depth, it’s great for light swimming, games like water volleyball, or simply lounging with friends. It’s a compact design with room to move.
Titus
Sizes:
- 12′ x 26′ | Depth: 5′5″
- 14′ x 33′ | Depth: 5′10″
Titus offers a larger swim area while still fitting in smaller backyards. Its rounded shape and built-in seating create a comfortable space for both activity and rest. It’s a good choice if you want a pool that supports swimming as well as relaxation.
Wading Pool
Sizes:
- 9′ x 9′ | Depth: 1′6″
- 11′9″ x 13′9″ | Depth: 1′6″
Great as a stand-alone feature or a pool add-on, the Wading Pool is ideal for small children, a quick dip, or cooling off without getting fully in. It offers shallow, safe fun in a small footprint.
Wet Deck
Size: 8’1” x 14′ | Depth: 1′
The Wet Deck is a shallow splash zone perfect for sunbathing or letting young children play. Use it alongside another pool or on its own as a refreshing, low-maintenance backyard water feature.
Ready to Make a Small-Pool Splash?
Small yard? No problem—smart design and the right pool can help you make a big splash anywhere. Whether you prefer a traditional fiberglass pool, a plunge pool, or a more compact design, there’s a perfect option to fit your space, style, and budget. Connect with a Thursday Pools dealer to explore what’s possible, check out the Pool Cost Calculator for a quick estimate, and browse our Idea Book for extra inspiration.
What are My Rectangle Fiberglass Pool Shell Options?
Commonly, pool buyers ask, “what shapes do fiberglass pools come in?” While the simple answer is that fiberglass pool designs are primarily either rectangular or freeform, you may be surprised by the remarkable variability of fiberglass pool shell options. The sizes, varying depths, and vast assortment of features available in fiberglass pools allow you to tailor your choice depending on your yard size, style, and the activities you want to enjoy in and around your backyard pool. Rectangular-shaped pools have clean, sharp lines and lend to a traditional elegant or modern setting. They maximize the swimming area and perimeter yard space. In this post, we’ll describe our rectangle pool shell options.
The Goliath is big on style and functionality. Offering the best of both worlds, Goliath provides plenty of room for entertaining and swimming.
- A wide-open swim lane down the pool’s center is conducive to lap swimming or floating with friends.
- Bench seating flanks the steps for ample room to relax and socialize.
- Two sets of curved entry steps in the shallow end and swim-out ledges in the deep end provide easy entry and exit areas or another option for sitting.
Monolith is the only Type One diving pool design in Thursday Pools’ collection and is suited for pool owners looking to take a plunge, float and relax.
- The 40’-long pool has an 8′ 6″ deep end and a large, flat-bottomed shallow end perfect for playing pool games.
- The angled steps make it easy and safe to enter and exit the pool.
- The shallow-end bench makes an excellent spot for relaxing and socializing.
- The dual deep-end benches make it a little easier for those deep-end lovers to enter and exit the pool or sit and rest.
(Note: *Thursday Pools strongly recommends that diving boards and slides not be installed or used with its pools, given the inherent dangers associated with diving boards and slides in residential pools. These dangers include brain, spinal cord and other severe permanent injuries, and death. For that reason, Thursday Pools does not manufacture or sell diving boards or slides. If, despite this warning and recommendation, the owner decides to install or use a diving board or slide, the owner assumes all risks inherent with a diving board or slide, and Thursday Pools further warns that diving boards and slides require minimum depths and distances and must be installed and used in strict compliance with the equipment manufacturer‘s specifications and ANSI/NSPI, ANSI/APSP, and ANSI/APSP/ICC standards, as well as in compliance with all applicable laws, rules and regulations. The owner is responsible for making sure the pool is appropriate for diving boards and slides and otherwise meets all standards and laws for diving pools, and the owner must consult the diving board or slide manufacturer and/or installer as to the appropriateness of the pool for the diving board or slide and that its installation, location and use meet all standards and laws for diving and slide pools.)
The Aspen is a best-seller with five different available sizes to fit almost any yard. Sunbathers and swimmers alike rate this pool a favorite.
- A large, luxurious 12-inch deep tanning ledge can comfortably accommodate two lounger chairs while leaving plenty of room to enter and exit the pool.
- A wide-open swim space is ideal for swimming laps.
- Curved steps stretch across the width of the pool and offer easy entry and exit.
- An extended bench makes for a nice spot to enjoy a beverage or engage in great conversation.
- Deep-end swim-outs are perfect for relaxing in the sun or watching other swimmers do their thing.
Thursday Pools’ beach entries (Patent US 10,472,839) are zero-entry fiberglass pools with a gently sloping entry into the water. Grace creates a resort feeling and is a stunning social centerpiece for entertaining.
- A gently sloping beach entry makes it easier for people of all ages and their pets to enter and exit the pool. The area also makes a great spot for sunbathing and can accommodate two lounger chairs.
- A wading area is perfect for cooling off shallow waters and can double as a play area for small children.
- The extended bench provides a place to relax and enjoy a conversation.
- Dual deep-end swim-outs can be used for exiting the pool or just chilling out.
- Even with all the places to relax and socialize, Grace still has a wide-open swim area for those wanting to exercise.
Lil Bob is perfect for games and the swimmers who are content to watch the action from the wet sideline. A standing depth, flat bottom design with two 12-foot-long benches helps Lil Bob keep things sporty and social.
- Full-width ergonomic steps make it easier for everyone to enter and exit the pool.
- A standing-depth, flat bottom design makes Lil Bob the ideal pool for water games and activities. It’s regulation size for water volleyball.
- Each of the 12 foot long and 18 inches deep, two facing benches make excellent court-side seats and a conversation area.
- Lil Bob includes an open swim area thanks to strategically placed benches and steps.
Lil Bob LX is an extended version of Lil Bob, designed to include a tanning ledge and wading area with integrated bench seating. Everyone can find a favorite spot in Lil Bob LX.
- A large tanning ledge easily accommodates two lounger chairs while leaving room for entry and exit.
- Just past the tanning ledge, a wading area provides ample space to entertain your littlest ones while the big kids get a workout in the game-ready, open swim area.
- Generous wraparound benches allow family and friends to enjoy hours of relaxed conversation.
Spirit appeals to social butterflies, swimmers of all ages, and water activity lovers.
- With its court-sized flat-bottom design, Spirit allows pool-goers to get their game on.
- Extended bench seating and full-length steps at both ends of Spirit invite swimmers to rest and socialize.
- At 4’6″ deep, swimming is comfortable for a variety of ages.
While it is a smaller pool, Sea Turtle is still big fun. Perfect for smaller yards, Sea Turtle gives you swim and play space and can accommodate therapy jets.
- It is medium depth throughout for standing and chatting or even a little game.
- Wraparound benches flank the entry steps, creating an intimate conversation area where your group can relax the day away.
While each of the rectangle fiberglass pool shell options have different features, all pools by Thursday Pools are:
- Quicker to Install: Fiberglass pools are manufactured in a controlled environment and then shipped to the site for installation, taking just a few weeks on average during typical pool installation seasons.
- Aesthetically Pleasing: The durable gelcoat finish of a Thursday Pool retains its beautiful appearance.
- Non-skid: Take a glance at a Thursday Pools fiberglass pool, and you might think it’s slippery. Don’t let the shiny appearance fool you. The surface is non-skid and non-snag – perfect for kids and pets! (Of course, always be careful when entering and exiting any swimming pool.)
- Durable: We build fiberglass pools from Thursday Pools to last. The multi-layer composite fiberglass construction and innovative design features make fiberglass very robust.
- Feature-laden: The designers at Thursday Pools pay attention! They understand what people want and deliver pool designs that allow homeowners to get peak enjoyment out of their pool.
- Lower maintenance: Thursday Pools are resistant to algae and mineral deposits and do not have seams or the porosity of other pool types. That saves you hours of work and many dollars every year. With proper water chemistry, they can last with minimal maintenance or need for acid washing, resurfacing, or re-lining.
Do you think a rectangle fiberglass pool design is right for you but are still unsure of the size and features you want? Our Pool Selector Tool can help you narrow down your choice.
How Much Does a Small Inground Pool Cost?
Understanding how much a small inground pool costs is an important first step when planning for a pool in a compact backyard. Smaller pools offer a practical solution for limited spaces, delivering style, function, and enjoyment without the size or expense of a full-size pool. With the right approach, they can enhance your outdoor space while fitting your budget. Whether you’re dreaming of a quiet retreat or a stylish entertaining spot, a small inground pool can transform even the smallest or simplest backyard into something extraordinary.
Why Choose a Small Inground Pool?
Small inground pools offer numerous benefits for homeowners with smaller yards, families, or those seeking an efficient and stylish pool solution. Thoughtful and creative designs enable these pools to maximize limited outdoor spaces while maintaining sophistication and practicality. Their streamlined size contributes to easier maintenance, reduced water and chemical use, and lower long-term ownership costs. Despite their compact dimensions, these pools do not compromise on features or visual appeal. With careful planning, a small inground pool can become a striking focal point of your backyard, providing a perfect balance of relaxation, recreation, and fitness opportunities. For example, flat-bottom models are particularly well-suited for activities like water aerobics or integrating swim jet systems, combining leisure and exercise in a versatile setting.
How Much Does a Small Inground Vinyl Liner Pool Cost?
As of 2025, HomeGuide’s data indicates that the average cost of a vinyl liner inground pool ranges from $16,600 to $49,000 for pools between 200 and 400 square feet, depending on design and features. This price covers installation, excavation, materials, and labor, but excludes additional expenses like decking, landscaping, and optional upgrades such as lighting or heating. It’s also important to consider that vinyl liners typically need replacement every 5 to 15 years, at a cost ranging from $2,000 to $7,500, which adds to the long-term ownership expenses.
How Much Does a Small Inground Gunite (Concrete) Pool Cost?
Gunite (concrete) pools for smaller yards, typically ranging from 200 to 400 square feet, generally cost between $20,000 and $84,000, according to Renotag’s pricing data, depending on the complexity of the design and regional variables. It’s also important to factor in ongoing maintenance costs such as resurfacing, acid washing, and regular upkeep, which add to the overall long-term expense. Taking all these considerations into account will help ensure a comprehensive budget for both installation and long-term care.
How Much Does a Small Inground Fiberglass Pool Cost?
Inground fiberglass pool costs typically begin around an average $2,000 per foot of pool length. For example, the Sea Turtle model, which measures 19.5 feet long, may cost approximately $39,000, while the 27.5-foot-long Lil Bob design can average $55,000 based on this calculation. These estimates generally cover the pool itself but exclude additional expenses such as decking, spa add-ons, and ongoing maintenance.
Unlike vinyl liner or gunite pools, manufacturers prefabricate fiberglass pools in a controlled factory environment and deliver them ready for installation, reducing complexity and installation costs. While customization options are more limited, many features come built into the design, minimizing the need for costly add-ons. Although fiberglass pools generally require less maintenance than other types, regular care—including cleaning, chemical treatments, and electricity—remains essential and should be in your budget.
Plunge Pools
Plunge pools offer a peaceful, space-saving retreat ideal for repose, light exercise, and socializing, with several popular designs that bring comfort and style to smaller backyards.
The Nook
Compact and serene, The Nook measures 8 feet, 4 inches, wide by 16 feet long and features a consistent flat-bottom surface. It’s ideal for lounging or cooling off on warm days. Its simple yet practical design makes it easy to maintain and a perfect escape for calm moments.
The Pearl
With a wraparound bench and built-in tanning ledge, the Pearl brings a spa-like experience to your backyard. Measuring 15 feet wide by 25 feet long, it’s designed for elegant ease and effortless conversation. The graceful curves of this pool create a welcoming atmosphere for entertaining guests or unwinding solo.
Sea Turtle
The Sea Turtle combines style with usability, measuring 9.5 feet wide by 19.5 feet long and featuring generous bench seating and wide entry steps. It’s great for socializing or adding a swim jet for light exercise, and the design adds a touch of sophistication while maximizing comfort.
The Nest
Minimalist in design yet big on comfort, The Nest measures 16 feet long by 8 feet, 4 inches, wide with a flat-bottom surface. It’s easy to navigate, safe for all ages, and ideal for socializing or light water aerobics. Auto-cover compatibility makes it a smart, versatile choice for any backyard.
Other Small Pool Options
These small pool designs provide more room to move while still maintaining a compact footprint. They’re ideal for families, entertaining, or light exercise.
Lil Bob
Designed with versatility in mind, Lil Bob measures 13.5 feet wide by 27.5 feet long and has full-length benches on both sides. The center swim lane supports low-impact fitness and fun. Its practical layout offers ample space for both relaxation and activity, balancing usability with style.
Titus
Titus brings a touch of playful sophistication with its flowing, freeform shape. At 12 feet wide by 26 feet long, it’s perfect for water aerobics, casual swimming, or lounging on the built-in beverage bench. The sinuous design softens your backyard space, making it feel inviting and dynamic.
Aspen (Small Size)
Aspen offers spa-inspired comfort in a space-conscious design. The smallest model measures 12 feet wide by 25 feet long, featuring a spacious tanning ledge, comfortable bench seating, and a courtesy ledge around the deep end for standing and socializing. Its graceful form and thoughtful details provide a serene retreat that enhances any outdoor living area.
Designed for Small Spaces, Built for Big Enjoyment
Whether you’re dreaming of a private plunge pool or a compact design with room to move, Thursday Pools’ small fiberglass models offer smart design, lasting quality, and low-maintenance appeal perfect for maximizing your outdoor space. While the pricing estimates above provide a helpful starting point, connect with a local pool builder to get an accurate quote based on your specific needs. You can also explore options with the free Thursday Pools Pool Cost Calculator. Whichever model you choose, a small fiberglass pool can turn your backyard into a personal retreat.
Everything You Need to Know About Fiberglass Pools
Pool Specifications
Choosing an Inground Pool Shape for Your Family’s Stage in Life
Selecting the right inground pool shape goes beyond aesthetics. It’s about creating a space that fits your family’s lifestyle and stage in life. Whether you are a couple looking for a serene escape or grandparents seeking a safe and accessible pool design, your pool shape can impact its functionality and appeal. Explore inground pool shapes tailored to different family types, ensuring a cherished spot for relaxation, fun, and a lifetime of memories.
Families with Small Children
Families with small children need a pool that prioritizes safety, easy access, and designated shallow areas for play. A well-designed pool for young kids ensures peace of mind for parents and creates a fun and inviting space where children can safely enjoy the water as they grow and gain confidence in their swimming skills.
Key Considerations:
- Safety First: Shallow zones, non-slip surfaces, and secure access points are crucial.
- Visibility: The pool shape should allow clear sightlines for parents to keep an eye on the kids.
- Multi-Level Play Areas: Zones with varying depths cater to toddlers, beginner swimmers, and older children alike.
Recommended Pool Shapes:
- Beach Entry Pool: The gradual, sloping entry mimics the feel of a beach, providing an ideal play area for small children. It allows them to enter the water slowly and safely, perfect for toddlers and young kids just getting comfortable in the water. With a gentle slope into the pool, the beach entry is ideal for wading, splashing, and sunbathing.
- Wading Pool: A wading pool features a shallow, uniform depth, making it an excellent space for young children to play and for adults to relax. It provides a perfect environment for toddlers and pets, offering peace of mind with its shallow water (typically around 18 inches deep). Look for a non-slip surface and built-in benches for easy supervision.
- Plunge Pool: Plunge pools bring depth without taking up too much backyard play space. They’re great for young swimmers getting comfortable with water. They let your kids splash, stand, and play safely while you stay close.
- Rectangular Pool: The simple rectangular-shaped pool allows for easy oversight, and a built-in tanning ledge is a perfect spot for small children to splash and play. A defined shallow area is great for play or for parents to relax close to the kids.
Families with Teenage Children
Families with teenagers need a pool that matches their active lifestyle and provides ample space for fun and socializing. From swimming laps to playing water games and lounging with friends, the right pool shape can turn your backyard into the ultimate hangout spot for teens and their friends while ensuring safety.
Key Considerations:
- Active Lifestyle: Teenagers often enjoy active water activities like swimming, water games, or just lounging in the pool with friends.
- Space for Socializing: The pool should comfortably accommodate groups of friends, with areas for swimming and hanging out.
- Safety Considerations: Ensure the design includes proper depth transitions for safe enjoyment.
Recommended Pool Shapes:
- Rectangular Pool: Rectangular pools offer plenty of space for swimming laps, water sports, and general relaxation. The shape is versatile for various activities and may include tanning ledges for lounging and socializing, as well as built-in steps and swim-outs for easy entry and exit.
- Freeform Pool: Freeform pools are natural and playful, perfect for a fun and relaxed environment. The shape features curved edges that create nooks for relaxation while still offering ample swimming space. Tanning ledges, built-in steps, and wraparound benches enhance their aesthetic and functional value.
- Spa: Adding a spa to a pool creates a perfect relaxation zone for teenagers and their parents. It’s an ideal space for resting after an active swim or quiet conversation.
Couples
For couples, a pool is often more than just a place to swim—it’s a retreat for peace, romance, and entertaining close friends. The ideal pool shape should prioritize aesthetics, tranquility, and a touch of luxury, creating a serene environment that enhances the atmosphere of your home while catering to intimate gatherings and quiet moments.
Key Considerations:
- Relaxation: Couples often prioritize tranquility, aesthetics, and space for quiet, romantic moments.
- Entertaining Small Groups: The pool should provide ample space for socializing.
- Elegant Design: A focus on style and elegance with mood-enhancing features.
Recommended Pool Shapes:
- Roman Pool: The classic Roman pool shape offers a touch of elegance with its symmetrical design and rounded ends. It provides ample swimming space with a refined, sophisticated look. Elevate the experience with a tanning ledge, wraparound benches, and built-in steps.
- Freeform Pool: A freeform pool offers a more organic and flowing design, perfect for creating a tranquil and romantic environment. Its natural, curving shape blends seamlessly into the landscape, adding a sense of elegance and serenity. Tanning ledges, wraparound benches, and built-in steps are perfect for conversation and relaxation.
- Rectangular Pool: The sleek and straightforward rectangular pool design makes it a versatile and sophisticated option for couples. This shape is perfect for swimming laps or simply enjoying a quiet, reflective swim. Clean lines create a modern aesthetic, and options for swim-outs, tanning ledges, and built-in steps add form and function.
- Plunge Pool: Busy homeowners will love the low-maintenance luxury of a plunge pool. Sleep, minimalist designs save backyard real estate while delivering high-style living. And with fewer chemicals and less upkeep, you’ll spend more time lounging poolside and taking quick dips—and less time worrying about pool chores.
- Spa: Spas provide an intimate space for relaxation and hydrotherapy, making them a great addition to any pool area. They offer a perfect spot for couples to unwind, soak in the warm water, and experience the therapeutic benefits of jets, enriching the overall ambiance of the backyard retreat.
Grandparents
Grandparents often seek a safe pool that is easy to access and designed for relaxation and family bonding. With a focus on gentle entry points and versatile spaces, the perfect pool shape allows grandparents to enjoy light exercise, cool off on warm days, and spend quality time with grandchildren in a safe and comfortable environment.
Key Considerations:
- Ease of Access: Safety and ease of entry/exit are top priorities, with designs considering limited mobility.
- Low Maintenance: Simple designs that are easy to maintain and clean.
- Relaxation and Family Time: A focus on relaxation with areas for grandchildren to play safely.
Recommended Pool Shapes:
- Freeform Pool: The freeform’s gentle curves are ideal for creating a relaxing environment with designated areas for both lounging and safe play. Beneficial features include non-skid surfaces, easy entry and exit with built-in steps, swim-outs, and enough space for gentle swimming.
- Wading Pool: Shallow, versatile pools for relaxing, light exercise, or letting grandchildren splash safely. It’s perfect for older adults who want a low-impact space to enjoy the water. Features often include uniform shallow depth, non-skid surfaces, and benches.
- Plunge Pool: Plunge pools bring the joy of safe, shallow water without requiring a sprawling backyard or creating excessive work and responsibilities. Their manageable size simplifies cleaning and maintenance, while built-in steps and comfortable depths make it easier to enjoy time with grandkids. It’s poolside relaxation without the strain—just pure connection and comfort.
- Beach Entry Pool: The gradual, sloping entry makes it exceptionally easy to get in and out, catering to all mobility levels. It’s perfect for grandparents and young grandchildren alike, providing an accessible space. The gentle slope mimics the beach feeling and allows for sunbathing, wading, and safe play.
- Spa: A spa’s hydrotherapy benefits often appeal to grandparents. The warm water and soothing jets help relieve joint pain and promote relaxation, making it an ideal spot for unwinding.
Get the Right Shape For Your Family: Consult a Pool Builder
Choosing a pool shape brings you one step to creating your dream pool and enjoying many memories with your loved ones. In no time, you’ll look out your window and won’t even be able to remember what your yard looked like before your fabulous new pool.
If you need help selecting a shape, contact a local pool builder. Their years of experience designing pool projects and insights from countless backyards can offer invaluable guidance. Get a design consultation today from an independent Thursday Pools dealer.
