The starting point
Choose from established shell designs, sizes, colors, and seating arrangements.
The Burton pool collection · Fiberglass
Fiberglass pools.
A factory-built shell, a smooth surface, and a selection of proven layouts. Explore River Pools models and find the shape that fits your backyard.
A good starting point for
A defined layout with built-in steps and seating
Understand the approach
Fiberglass, from
plan to pool.
Your site and the full project scope help determine the right way forward.
The build
Your site is prepared for the shell, then plumbing, equipment, backfill, and the surrounding deck are coordinated.
Plan for
Delivery and crane access, the available models, your yard’s grade, and how the finished pool connects to the house.
Consider the whole space
A considered model.
A complete backyard.
Start with the shell layout, then plan the entry, equipment, deck, cover and transitions together. Delivery access and the way the pool sits in the yard matter as much as the outline on a plan.
Explore design detailsMake the choices together
The details
make it yours.
Your choice begins with the available shell dimensions. Our team can help check how a model fits your property before you settle on a design.
Browse these Aquarius resources, then confirm models, materials, availability and suitability with your project team.
From our project collection
See the possibilities.
Find your starting point.
Before we meet
Questions about
Fiberglass?
Bring your property location, a few backyard photos, your priorities and the timing you have in mind. A completed design is not required to begin.
Your planning guideCan I change the shape of a shell?
Fiberglass begins with a manufactured model. Compare its dimensions, depth profile, seating and steps before planning the surrounding space.
How do you get the shell into the yard?
The team reviews access, lifting arrangements, overhead obstructions and the available working area. Discuss these before choosing a model or assuming a delivery route.
Does a shell price represent the complete project?
Ask for a written project scope covering installation, site work, equipment, utilities, decking and any additional features. A shell-only figure does not describe all of that work.
Let’s talk about
your pool.
Share your location and a few ideas. Our team will help you work out the next step.