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How Deep Is A Plunge Pool

Because they can be built on-site like traditional pools, the size can vary widely. But plunge pools typically run from 6 1/2 to 10 feet wide and 10 to 22 feet long. The depth ranges from 5 1/2 to 7 feet, and the bottom is almost always flat.

Can you swim in plunge pool?

While plunge pools are generally thought to be more for relaxing than for swimming, it is possible to swim in a plunge pool. Many plunge pools come with the option of swim jets, which provide an artificial current of resistance so that you can swim in-place for as long as you like.

Why are plunge pools deep?

A plunge pool is a small, typically deep, pool designed for the purposes of wading or lounging. Because of their size, you cannot swim in a plunge pool, but you may be able to do other types of exercises, such as water aerobics.

What is a good size plunge pool?

A plunge pool is a small pool which is defined by a number of characteristics: Usually between 2 and 6 metres long, although it can be up to 7 meters in length. Between 2 and 3.5 metres wide. Often no deeper than 1.2 metres, although this varies greatly.

Are plunge pools worth it?

The most obvious benefit to a plunge pool is that they enable people who do not have space for a traditional swimming pool to fit a pool in their yard. The smaller size also naturally means that plunge pools are cheaper to buy and install, and they are cheap to operate with heating, filtration, and cleaning.

Can a plunge pool be heated?

A plunge pool may or may not be heated, but it will have a water circulation and filtration system to keep the water clean and clear. Normally seats are not installed in a plunge pool but you certainly could have them. And some people opt to install a few water jets as an option.

How a plunge pool is formed?

A plunge pool is found at the bottom of a waterfall and is formed by erosion. As water drops over the waterfall then hits the ground beneath, it causes erosion, which forms a pool. This pool is known as a plunge pool.

Do you need a fence around a plunge pool?

Did you know that any Plunge Pool (along with spa, swim spa or swimming pool) that sits at 1.2m high or lower legally requires a safety barrier? No need for a pool fence (permit still required) Heavy duty with lockable self-closing latch.

How long does a plunge pool last?

In terms of material, concrete is usually the most common choice, as it can be constructed to fit any particular area, and with the right maintenance will last for 30 to 40 years. Fiberglass resin and vinyl models are the other options, and both of these types of pool are capable of being installed in-ground or above.

What’s the smallest plunge pool?

Aurora Plunge Pool: The Aurora is the smallest Plunge Pool available in our rectangle pool range. Measuring 2.6m x 1.24m x 1.49m the Aurora is perfect for those either limited on space, or just want something to cool off in.

What is the smallest inground pool you can have?

How small can an in-ground pool be? Most of the smallest in-ground pools across all pool types, on average, are around 12′ by 24′, 10′ by 15′, or even a 10′ x 10′ Spool/Cocktail pool! In-ground pools can be even smaller.

What is the difference between a plunge pool and a cocktail pool?

A plunge pool, at the most basic level, is a smaller pool that’s still deep enough to “plunge” into. Cocktail pools might be three or four feet deep. A plunge pool could be six feet deep, or even deeper if you wanted it to be — but most plunge pools tend to have between four and five feet of depth.

How deep is a waterfall plunge pool?

Due to erosion, Niagara Falls have retreated almost 7 miles from the original location by Lake Ontario over 11,000 years ago. The ShirAbad Waterfall in northern Iran has 12 different steps, like a stairway. The largest step is about 100 feet high and has a plunge pool of up to 260 feet deep.