Choosing the right pool size starts with understanding what fits your space, lifestyle, and local approval requirements. This page provides a simple way to browse our pools by length, along with essential placement guidelines and practical examples.
Size: 4.40m x 2.28m
Depth: 1.30m
Size: 5.90m x 2.28m
Depth: 1.30m
Size: 5.00m x 3.20m
Depth: 1.50m
Size: 5.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.50m
Size: 6.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.50m
Size: 6.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.50m
Size: 6.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.34m to 1.62m
Size: 6.20m x 3.40m
Depth: 1.25m to 1.67m
Size: 6.20m x 3.50m
Depth: 1.28m to 1.64m
Size: 6.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.28m to 1.64m
Size: 6.40m x 4.00m
Depth: 1.18m tp 1.73m
Size: 6.22m x 3.30m
Depth: 1.26m to 1.65m
Size: 7.20m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.35m x 1.68m
Size: 7.20m x 3.40m
Depth: 1.29m to 1.63m
Size: 7.20m x 3.50m
Depth: 1.26m to 1.68m
Size: 7.20m x 3.50m
Depth: 1.26m to 1.68m
Size: 7.20m x 4.20m
Depth: 1.13m to 1.72m
Size: 7.58m x 3.35m
Depth: 1.16m x 1.67m
Size: 7.20m x 2.5m
Depth: 1.35m to 1.68m
Size: 8.20m x 3.50m
Depth: 1.24m to 1.74m
Size: 8.20m x 4.20m
Depth: 1.24m to 1.74m
Size: 7.90m x 4.20m
Depth: 1.07m to 1.76m
Size: 8.17m x 4.24m
Depth: 1.16m to 1.73m
Size: 9.00m x 4.40m
Depth: 1.05m to 1.82m
Size: 9.25m x 4.29m
Depth: 1.00m to 1.71m
Size: 9.80m x 4.40m
Depth: 1.00m to 1.86m
Size: 10.16m x 4.43m
Depth: 1.00m to 1.80m
Size: 11.00m x 4.40m
Depth: 1.10m to 1.84m
Size: 11.56m x 4.75m
Depth: 1.10m to 1.84m
Size: 13.50m x 3.00m
Depth: 1.50m
Size: 3.00m × 2.00m
Depth: 1.2m
These guidelines are commonly used across Australia. Individual council and certifier requirements may vary.
The pool position works best when it is in close proximity to — or visually connected from — your major living areas: Kitchen, Dining and Lounge. Achieve all three and you have the trifecta — a beautifully engaging pool that becomes part of your everyday living.
If your pool is positioned further from your home, consider creating a destination zone with a cabana, pool house, BBQ area or outdoor kitchen to encourage family use.
Use the 1m boundary rule and 1.5m structure rule. Measure your space, subtract clearances, and the remaining area indicates the max pool size.
Yes, however this typically requires engineering and special approvals. Councils may reject requests without strong justification.
There is no hard rule, but we recommend allowing ‘900mm–1.2m’ for comfortable fencing and access.
Generally yes. Less excavation and concrete. However soil, equipment choice, access limitations, and minimum machinery/operator fees all play a role.
6m–8m pools suit most families, offering swim length and usable seating.
4–5m plunge-style pools fit most courtyards and narrow yards.
Larger pools (8m+) are ideal — you won’t regret extra space when yard size isn’t a limitation.
Yes — most sloping blocks can accommodate a pool using cost-effective cut-and-fill with small retaining solutions (around 0.6m).
