Contact: Aquatic Designs

From traditional rectangles, and geometric shapes, to freeform, natural waterscapes, every pool is a unique expression. Many pools include an underwater seating bench, usually adjacent to the entry steps. Instead of a ladder, a “step out” has become the standard mode of exit in the deep end. Two steps, smaller than the entry steps, are created as part of the pool shell, in a deep end corner.

Geologic Rocks can be placed on top of the pool wall in lieu of a section of coping:
Dive Rocks - very large rocks placed on the pool wall, at the deepest point
Beam rocks – rocks or stones, different from coping, placed elsewhere on pool walls

Fountain pipes – extensions of return lines that direct water returning from the filter up, out of the water, against the bottom of a beam rock, creating a pleasant background sound and gentle surface ripples.

Waterfall or stream feature – a branch of return line feeds water to a rock formation elevated up from the edge of the pool. The effect can mimic a small brook running tranquilly into the pool or a more forceful cascade.