Are Geometric Pools Right for You?

Date: 07/30/2024

If you are considering a new pool for your backyard, you have a few different options to choose from for the shape and style of your pool.

One of those options includes geometric pools.

These pools are just as their name implies: geometrically shaped with straight edges and sharper corners rather than the rounded design of free-form pools.

In other words, geometric pools are usually rectangles, while freeform pools can be any shape.

Here are a few things to consider to help you decide if geometric pools are right for you:

Consider the size of your yard: If you have a larger yard, you have a lot of space to do whatever you want, whether that’s a large geometric shape or a freeform pool. If you have a smaller yard, however, geometric pools are usually best to make the most of the available space and maximize your swimming space.
Consider the function of your pool: Another important consideration is how you plan to use your pool. If you plan on using it only for playing or pool parties, then you can enjoy either a freeform pool or a geometric pool. Geometric pools, however, are often better options for pool sports like volleyball or water polo, or for swimming laps.
Consider your style preferences: It will also be important to consider your style preferences. Geometric pools offer crisp, straight lines with a contemporary look, while freeform pools can offer a more relaxed look for your yard. Either option offers a lot of flexibility in the overall shape of the pool, though.

Master Pools of Wilmington has been providing custom pool installations and remodelling services since 1978 in Wilmington.

With over 46 years of experience building a wide range of pool designs including freeform pools, geometric pools, plunge pools, exercise lap pools, inground pools, spas and infinity pools.

Geometric pools can be a great addition for any property.