Mountain Lake Swimming Pools

Plan drawing of a Mountain Lake Swimming Pool with a man floating on a circular pool float

What stands out in the Mountain Lake Swimming Pool is its unique sides full of curves and indents that make it inviting to showcase your swimming skills to your friends and neighbors. If you are not showing off swimming skills in this pool, the calm and comfortable contours make it an item worth admiring or taking photos with.

Collection of plan layouts for Mountain Lake Swimming Pools with dimensions

What should you consider when choosing a pool layout?

When choosing a pool layout, the first aspect to consider is size. There is a limited amount of say one has when it comes to pool size as the extent of the yard is what determines the pool’s maximum. In addition, there are building codes and safety regulations to abide by. Pool depth is a second factor to consider, especially for a family with small children. The pool can also come in a variety of shapes. Older pools most likely are rectangular in shape and can be ideal for exercising. Irregular or round shaped pools are considered to be a more relaxing shape suited for family gatherings. Placement, privacy, visibility from inside the home are also factors to consider as a pool can become a huge part of one’s everyday living.

How do you design the area around a pool?

The area around the pool can be designed with wood or stone decking, with either natural or synthetic wood or natural or tiled stone depending on the preferred style and maintenance. Stones can also be used to create a low border wall around the entire pool. Umbrellas, shade sails, and various garden furniture can be added for shade and relaxation. Landscaping is also a huge part of the design of the area around the pool. For example, increased surrounding greenery can allow for intimacy and privacy. Finally, lights can be placed to increase safety and create an ambience.

What is coping in pool design?

Coping refers to the stone or concrete material that makes a lip at the edge of a pool. It is the coping that one hangs onto when in the water and provides a non-slip surface for walking. This cap finishes the overall look of the pool while protecting the wall from harsh weather conditions.

What should you consider when choosing a pool layout?

How do you design the area around a pool?

What is coping in pool design?

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Sizes:
Medium: 18’ x 30’ | 5.5m x 9.1m
Large: 20’4” x 34’ | 6.2m x 10.4m
X Large: 24’ x 40’ | 7.3m x 12.2m

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