Swimming Pool Layout Guide How to Choose the Perfect Design

for Your Pool

• From beating the scorching summer days to relaxing with friends and family, building an inground swimming pool in your backyard can be a great investment in different ways. Not only does it serve as a spot for your family and friends to relax and unwind, but it also adds curb appeal to your home.

• But, how do you design a perfect one? What kind should you go for? What shape will meet all your needs? There are a number of ways your pool can be designed, shaped and built. Having a good idea of popular shapes and designs and other vital aspects can help you a lot in putting in an optimum swimming pool.

What Shape Choices Do I Have?You could shape your swimming in any way you want to suit your interests and needs. However, here are some shapes that are the most common and are considered ideal by pool builders.

• Rectangular: With straight edges and long and narrow design, a rectangular pool is ideal for water aerobics, exercise and swimming laps. The pool gives you a shallow depth and enough area to play games and sports in the water.

• Oval: With rounded edges that give a softer look toning down the formal appearance that comes with a rectangular shape, oval pools are optimum for families with kids that are quite into water sports and games. The shape allows you to set up a variety of equipment to play your kids' favourite games.

• Kidney: The kidney-shape makes a perfect choice for those who wish to customise their pool to fit into the space they have in their backyard. In addition, the pool looks visually appealing and more natural and allows you to add any depth you want to suit your swimming needs.

• Freeform: As the name suggests, the pool doesn't adhere to a specific shape or design pattern. A free-form pool can take on any virtual curved shape in order to fit your common choices and help incorporate landscaping elements.

• L-Shape: A natural extension of the rectangular-shape, L-shape is another great option for families with kids and adults. You can go on to add two different depths to two separate areas of the pool to have kids and adults enjoy their own activities and sports in the water.

Aside from these shapes, finishing materials are what give the final touches to your pool. Fibreglass, vinyl and concrete are the three common pool surfaces available in the market. While vinyl is the least expensive and glass tiles the most versatile, concrete remains a traditional and the most popular option among home owners.

Moreover, if you are looking for a concrete design, there are multiple builders who specialise in concrete pools in Mornington Peninsula and can help construct your dream pool while meeting all your specific requirements.

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