Concrete swimming pool models: photos and ideas for your home

Not all of them. The photos on this page are reference images of models we can build. They help you choose the shape, size, colour and finish without having to explain it. We build the model you choose, adapted to your plot and your budget.

Yes. They can all be built in reinforced concrete or gunite, with gresite or porcelain. Curved and freeform shapes are built in gunite. What the surveyor adjusts on the visit are the measurements, depth and position according to your ground and the access.

Each photo has a reference, for example REF. MP01. Tell us the reference by WhatsApp, by phone or in the form on this page. You can also mix: the shape of one reference and the colour of another.

You choose the reference and upload a photo of where the pool would go. We send that same photo back with the pool in place, so you can see how it would look. It's a rough guide and free; the real measurements are set by the surveyor on the visit.

For two people cooling off, a 4 × 2.5 or 6 × 3 m pool is enough. For a family of four, 7 × 3.5 or 8 × 4 m, which is the most requested size. If you want to swim, 10 × 5 m or a long, narrow lap pool is better. It also depends on how much terrace space you want to leave.

White gresite gives turquoise water, sky blue is the classic, dark blue gives deeper, more elegant water, green blends in with the countryside and sand gives cove-coloured water. Grey porcelain is the most modern, with blue-green water. In the colours section you'll find examples of each.

Yes, as long as the small machinery can get in or it can be dug by hand and the structure of the house allows it. 4 × 2.5 m mini pools or 5 × 2.5 m patio pools are very common in village houses and townhouses. We assess it on the visit.

It's a pool where the water spills over one or more edges into a hidden channel, so from outside the water seems to merge with the landscape. On Axarquía hillsides with sea views they look spectacular. They have a balance tank and a somewhat more complex installation.

Yes, it's our speciality. Because we also do earthworks and escollera rock walls, we prepare the platform, hold up the hillside and build the pool. Semi-buried and overflow pools make the best use of the slope.

It depends on the excavation (soil or rock), machinery access, the lining, the steps and the equipment. On our swimming pool construction page we explain what the price depends on and there's a rough calculator. We give you the fixed price in writing after the visit.

Yes, in any of the models. White LED lights or RGB colour lights that change colour from a remote or your phone can be fitted. The norm is one or two lights on each long side, depending on the size. Tell us when you ask for a quote and we'll include it.

A concrete pool is built to measure, with the shape, size and finish you want, and lasts for many, many years. A prefabricated pool comes in fixed sizes and needs a crane or a large lorry to get in. On sloping plots or with special shapes, concrete is the way to go.

From Málaga city (east side) to Almuñécar and La Herradura: Rincón de la Victoria, Torre del Mar, Vélez-Málaga, Algarrobo, Torrox, Nerja, Frigiliana, Cómpeta and the whole inland Axarquía. For now we don't work west of Málaga city.