Pools and Equipment

On the more affordable end of the spectrum are above-ground pools. These sit on the surface of the ground and are sometimes surrounded by a deck or patio.

Extremely popular in Australia, in-ground pools are built directly into the ground. Common materials for constructing in-ground pools include concrete and fibreglass.

Infinity pools offer an unparalleled elegance and a visual feature in which the water flows over one or more sides of the pool to create the illusion of a pool with no boundary. The epitome of luxury for homes in Australia.

Lap pools are long and slender, being designed specifically to swim laps in. These are excellent investments if you’re interested in a pool primarily for fitness reasons.

Spa pools aren’t as large as regular swimming pools, but they still offer enough room for one person to swim in.

Hot tubs are large tubs of heated water, usually with massaging underwater jets, which give you the opportunity to relax alone or socialise with others while you bathe.

Swimming brings relaxation and exercise together, and having your own high-quality pool enables you to do this regularly at home. When you swim, you relieve both physical and mental stress, it’s good for your body and for your mind. A high-quality pool will be very durable, both inside and out, and can last over fifty years. It will be built with a non-porous surface to resist the growth of algae and will be relatively easy to maintain with quality pool and spa equipment.

Since installing an in-ground pool is an outdoor and landscaping job, you’ll want to have the area where you’re planning to install it surveyed by a professional before selecting a pool. Getting the right fit for the space is important, pools can vary greatly in size and shape. To get the most enjoyment from your pool, pick a spot that gets plenty of sunlight. Make sure you’re aware of pool safety requirements in Australia and consider what kind of fence you’d like around your pool to keep it safe from small children.