Lap pools are the long end of our range — 8.25 metres to 11 metres, with depths from 0.9m to a full 2m. For genuine stroke-and-turn swimming at home, 8 metres is the practical minimum, and every model here clears it. A single swimmer needs roughly 2.5m of width to swim straight; every shell in this range is 3.3m or wider, so on the 4m-wide models two people can swim side by side.
Every model below is an Australian-made Aqua Technics shell with Graphene Nano-Tech construction, installed in 10–12 weeks with council approvals handled. The 3 pools in this range start from $50,459 fully installed — excavation, crane, filtration, magnesium mineral chlorinator, LED lighting, council approvals and lifetime warranties included.
Lap pool questions, answered
How much does a lap pool cost installed?
Our lap pools start from $50,459 fully installed — excavation, crane, filtration, mineral chlorinator, LED lighting, council approvals and lifetime warranties included. The exact installed price of every model is shown above, live from our quoting system.
How long does a lap pool need to be?
For a real stroke-and-turn rhythm at home, 8 metres is the practical minimum. Our lap range starts at 8.25m and runs to an 11m shell — the longest pool we install.
Can two people swim laps at once?
On the 4m-wide models, yes. A single swimmer needs about 2.5m of width to stay in a lane, and every shell in this range is 3.3m or wider, so the wider models fit two swimmers side by side.
Do fibreglass pools need council approval in Queensland?
Yes — any pool deeper than 300mm requires approval and compliant fencing in QLD. We handle the council paperwork, engineering and certification as part of every installation.
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