Fibreglass pools
A one-piece shell made off site, set into your yard and finished with coping and paving. A smooth surface and usually a shorter time on site.
Why fibreglass
- A smooth, non-porous surface.
- Usually a shorter build on site.
- A range of shapes and sizes to choose from.
- Built-in steps and seats.
What we check first
- Access for the shell to reach your yard.
- Soil and slope where it will sit.
- Space for paving and fencing around it.
- Where the equipment will go.
Side by side
Concrete or fibreglass?
| Concrete | Fibreglass | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape and size | Any shape, any size | Chosen from set shapes and sizes |
| Build on site | Built in stages on site | Shell arrives ready and is set in place |
| Time on site | Usually longer | Usually shorter |
| Sloping or tricky blocks | Very flexible | Possible, depends on access |
| Surface | Pebble, tile or render finishes | Smooth gelcoat finish |
Questions
Fibreglass pools FAQs
Concrete or fibreglass?
Both are good. Fibreglass is usually quicker; concrete is more flexible on shape and slope. We will help you choose for your block.
What about pool fencing?
Every pool needs a compliant fence. The rules depend on your state and site, and we plan the fencing with the pool.
Book a design visit
Tell us about your yard and the pool you have in mind. We'll arrange a visit to look at the site.