Pool Shapes
When it comes to designing a swimming pool, the shape you choose is just as important as the size and location. At Atlantic Pool and Patio, we offer a variety of pool shapes to suit your needs and preferences.
One of the most popular options is the classic rectangular shape, which provides a sleek and sophisticated look. This shape is ideal for lap swimming and fits well in most backyard settings. If you’re looking for something a little more unique, our kidney-shaped pool is a great choice. It has a curved design that creates a natural and organic feel, and is perfect for relaxation and family fun.
In addition to these popular shapes, we also offer custom pool design services, allowing you to create a pool that perfectly suits your needs and vision. Our team of experienced designers will work with you to create a 3D rendering of your pool, ensuring that you are completely satisfied with the design before construction begins.
No matter which pool shape you choose, Atlantic Pool and Patio is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality products and services. From initial consultation to final installation, we are committed to ensuring that your new pool meets all of your expectations and provides years of enjoyment for you and your family.
When choosing a pool shape, it is important to consider all of the following:
- Size of the backyard or area where the pool will be installed – certain pool shapes may not fit or look appropriate in smaller areas.
- Purpose of the pool – for lap swimming, relaxation, entertaining, or a combination of these purposes.
- Aesthetic preferences – the pool shape should complement the overall look and feel of the property and landscaping.
- Functionality – the pool shape should suit the customer’s specific needs, such as accommodating a diving board, steps, or a shallow area for children.
- Safety – consider any potential safety hazards or concerns that may arise with certain pool shapes, such as sharp angles or steep depths.
- Maintenance – certain pool shapes may require more upkeep than others, such as freeform shapes that have irregular curves and angles.
- Budget – the cost of installation and maintenance should be considered when choosing a pool shape, as some shapes may be more expensive than others.
- Climate – the pool shape should be designed to maximize sunlight and minimize wind exposure based on the region’s climate.
- Local regulations – certain pool shapes may not be allowed in certain areas due to local zoning or safety regulations.
- Personal preference – ultimately, the pool shape should reflect the customer’s personal taste and preferences, since it will be a significant addition to their property.