Behind the Design - Swimming Pool Layout and Details

Thinking about adding an inground pool to your backyard? Dive into the details with us as we explore swimming pool layouts and essential considerations in this stunning MasterPLAN project in Bethlehem, PA. Discover how thoughtful design and planning can transform your outdoor space into a refreshing oasis!
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[@joanizaccaro3839]

We just chose this shape for our pool the other day. Found this video and confirmed our decision.😁 love it.

[@charmdones4424]

Wow I would have never thought about these questions!!!!

[@beckyjo6604]

This is absolutely lovely, but it does not allow for an automatic cover which we are so glad we have. Just another thing to consider.

[@LivingPink08]

This pool absolutely stunning! What color is the plaster on this build?

[@pjtill1]

I would consider shortening those steps to preserve a swim lane.

[@hassanbienfait2505]

I’m building an L shape pool too! love the color of the water in the pool, is that Aqua white or Aqua blue?

[@smart-aquatics]

Wow! ❤

[@curtisreynolds2571]

what are the demensions

[@gatsbylight4766]

All that discussion about the pool - the depth of the shallow end, the depth of the deep end, etc. - but *did not mention the overall dimensions of this pool?* Looks to be approximately 15' x 35' (with an extra 7' of width for the lounging chairs) ????

[@mswarmie]

How much was this pool?

[@axebeard7677]

Yikes, that spa is brutally bad. Whos idea was it to have a 1" overflow trough? Not only will displacement put that water everywhere so will the wind which is probably why they set the water level so low for the video. Also, i hope it was the owners decision to use that coping. Rough and not only looks bad and unfinished it will be rough on the little ones finger tips. Lastly that umbrella is a thing of nightmares. Drop a Tucci in there please.

[@paulgee3411]

The edge of concrete deck is ragged and looks unfinished. Also I would never let non-swimmer children play on a sunshelf. Think about it.

[@rickalmeida1552]

Totally disagree. The edges are a nice touch away from the norm. And why wouldn’t you let non swimming children play on a 9-12” sun shelf. As long as they’re supervised, there is no different risk than letting them play out of the pool if your concerned about them falling in.

[@axebeard7677]

@@rickalmeida1552 lol because parents take their eyes off kids all of the time and they drown to death. I agree with Paul, this pool is pretty awful.

[@j.l.5966]

Sun shelf is only 6”. Non swimming toddlers play on these all the time and it’s perfectly fine as long as they’re SUPERVISED, as with all children any and every time they are in or around a pool. Think about it.

[@palazzj]

Through about it and think you are wrong.