Ideas for High Pool Projects

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What Is a High Pool?

A high pool, as the name suggests, is built above ground without needing to dig a trench. This is very different from regular pools that require digging.

But this isn't the only feature of a high pool. It also stands out with other benefits that you'll see below.

Designing a High Pool

Despite being much more accessible, practical, and faster to build, a high pool has some important considerations before starting the project. Check out what they are:

Consult a Professional

Even if it's a small high pool, you should consult with a professional who can assess the soil or, in case of elevated areas, the condition of the house structure.

This is critical for ensuring safety, strength, and stability of the high pool. Soil with low density may not support the weight and pressure of water, so in this case, beams and pillars must be created for additional support.

A high pool at height can damage the floor structure, becoming dangerous for property safety. So call a professional to evaluate these issues with you.

Water Pressure

A high pool, unlike a regular ground-level pool, lacks surrounding terrain walls to contain water pressure. For this reason, it's important to reinforce the pool structure so that it doesn't create cracks or fissures in the construction, especially with brick pools.

How about inspiration from the following high pool ideas? Just take a look:

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