What size should your swimming pool be? At Compass Pools, we believe this is a question for you to answer – but we know the difference that the right advice and guidance can make in helping you to come to an informed decision.
We’ve been in the pool manufacture business for a long time, and we’ve helped thousands of customers throughout Australia to select the right pools for their properties. We do this by not only offering an extensive catalogue of different pool sizes, shapes and designs, but also by offering advice on the factors you need to take into account when choosing your swimming pool.
Your pool size will depend on your individual circumstances, such as how many people live in your household and will be using the pool, and whether you are serious lap swimmers or want a smaller pool for relaxation. It will also have to fit neatly into your back yard space, and be available at a price that falls within your budget.
We’re always happy to help you select the right pool size for you – please get in touch to discuss your requirements.
Buying a swimming pool can be a really exciting experience, but if you want to be sure that you remain happy with your choices for years to come, it pays to put yourself in the shoes of a pool owner rather than a pool buyer. When buying a swimming pool there are natural and obvious things to think about. Careful consideration should go into important aspects like shape, size, colour, location …
Backyard pools are an integral part of the Australian outdoor lifestyle. There’s no better feeling than plunging into your own pool and enjoying the water with family and friends. But how can you make sure your pool is a stunning design feature that will continue to bring you happiness for many years to come?Here, we take a look at the phenomenon of the backyard pool and offer our hints and tips for creating a perfect pool of your own.
Sometimes it can be hard to answer the question “how much will my pool cost” straight off the cuff. The reason for this is simple, each and every backyard is different and there are a number of things that can influence the overall cost of a pool project. Take our most common pool for example; the 8.2 X-Trainer swimming pool. This pool can be installed, with lights and filtration equipment or around $35,000 …
A lot of people who come into the display centre to have a bit of a chat about what sort of pool might be right for them, the first question they always want to talk about is what shape or what size is going to fit in their block or the space that they’ve got in mind.
That is important definitely, obviously for what is going to fit in the area that you’ve got. But more importantly, or just as importantly, is how you see yourself using your pool. If you’ve got a heap of kids and you’re imagining it’s going to be pool party at your place every weekend, then you want to make sure that you’ve got a really kid-friendly pool. What that means is a nice say, a 7, 8, 9 metre pool is perfect for a big family, great for kids.
