Size: 14’ x 30
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Learn About Fiberglass Pools
Fiberglass Pools
Ever since fiberglass pools debuted in the 1960s, construction and technological improvements have made fiberglass a great option to enhance backyards utilized for social time and to escape the summer heat. With lower maintenance and smooth operations, fiberglass pools continue to increase in popularity.
Pros & Cons Fiberglass Pools
Quick Installation
Those eager for a backyard pool know the importance of speedy installation. Fiberglass pools can be installed in as little as three to six weeks, making them the quickest option.
Pros & Cons Fiberglass Pools
Durable & Reliable
Fiberglass pool shells, reinforced with layers of vinyl ester and polyester resins, are highly durable & less prone to damage, requiring renovation only in cases of significant damage.
Pros & Cons Fiberglass Pools
Customization
While fiberglass pool mold designs may be limited, you can still create your backyard paradise by adding features like a pool spa combo, tanning ledges, or other extras.
Pros & Cons of Fiberglass Pools
Pool Size
A fiberglass pool shouldn’t exceed 16 feet in width, as wider dimensions demand extensive transportation permits. Invest in stunning landscape designs to achieve your desired look.
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Fiberglass Pool Shapes
Size: 14’ x 30’
Depth: 3’ 6″ to 6’
Depth: 3’ 6″ to 6’
Size: 12’ x 26’ 10″
Depth: 4’ to 5’ 8″
Depth: 4’ to 5’ 8″
Size: 12’ 1" x 23’ 6″
Depth: 3’ 10" to 5’ 4″
Depth: 3’ 10" to 5’ 4″
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Size: 13’ 3″ x 37’
Depth: 4’ to 6’ 4″
Depth: 4’ to 6’ 4″
Size: 13’ 3″ x 23’ 8″
Depth: 4’ 1″ to 5’ 5″
Depth: 4’ 1″ to 5’ 5″
Size: 10’ x 20’
Depth: 3’ 2” to 5’
Depth: 3’ 2” to 5’
Size: 12’ x 24’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’
Size: 14’ 6″ x 28’
Depth: 3’ 7″ to 5’ 10”
Depth: 3’ 7″ to 5’ 10”
Size: 16’ x 35’
Depth: 4’ 3” to 6’ 6” – Spa: 3’
Depth: 4’ 3” to 6’ 6” – Spa: 3’
Size: 12’ x 25’
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 5″
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 5″
Size: 14’ x 30’
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 11″
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 11″
Size: 15’ 7″ x 34’ 8″
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 10″
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 10″
Size: 15’ 10″ x 39’ 7″
Depth: 3’ 5” to 7’ 11″
Depth: 3’ 5” to 7’ 11″
Size: 12’ x 26’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 6”
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 6”
Size: 14’ x 30’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Size: 16’ x 35’
Depth: 4’ 3” to 6’ 6”
Depth: 4’ 3” to 6’ 6”
Size: 16’ x 40’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’ 6”
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’ 6”
Size: 14’ x 30’
Depth:4’ to 6’ – Spa: 3’
Depth:4’ to 6’ – Spa: 3’
Size: 11’ x 22’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’
Size: 16’ x 38’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 10”
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 10”
Size: 14’ x 30’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 6’
Size: 10’ x 16’
Depth: 4’
Depth: 4’
Size: 12’ x 25’
Depth: 4’
Depth: 4’
Size: 15’ 10” x 40’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 7’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 7’
Size: 16’ x 33’
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 5”
Depth: 3’ 7” to 5’ 5”
Size: 14’ x 33’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 4”
Depth: 3’ 6” to 5’ 4”
Size: 16’ x 40’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 8’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 8’
Size: 15’ 10” x 40’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 7’
Depth: 3’ 6” to 7’
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a fiberglass pool?
Fiberglass pools are fabricated as a single piece in a factory before being transported to the installation site, often termed as “one-piece swimming pools.”
How long does it take to install a fiberglass pool?
The installation of a fiberglass swimming pool generally requires 5 to 6 weeks. However, the total duration can vary based on factors such as the pool size, accessibility of machinery to the backyard, and the complexity of landscaping plans.
How much does an inground fiberglasss pool cost?
The initial purchase cost of a fiberglass pool project generally can range from $45,000 to $85,000 on average. For a more precise estimate tailored to your specific needs and preferences, please contact Premier Pools & Spas.
Are fiberglass pools suitable for cold climates?
Fiberglass pools are resilient in cold climates as long as they receive proper maintenance. With the right care, they can endure low temperatures without issue.
What size shapes do fiberglass pools come in?
Yes, gunite pools are safe to use with saltwater.
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