Fiberglass Pools Designs
Your Backyard. Your Style. Your Fiberglass Pool Awaits You.
Fiberglass pools come in more options than most people expect. From compact plunge pools to full-size lap pools, freeform designs to classic rectangles, tanning ledges to built-in seating, the selection for these inground pools is wider than ever. Aquarian Pools & Spas installs fiberglass pools from three trusted manufacturers: Thursday Pools, Latham Pools, and Imagine Pools. Each brings something different to the table in terms of style and features for homes in the Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana areas. Browse popular pool models from each brand below, and contact us with any questions or to get guidance. There really are a lot of choices, and we are here to help.
Browse Aquarian Pools & Spas Fiberglass Pool Installations
Thursday Pools Fiberglass Designs
Thursday Pools’ modern fiberglass pool designs include clean lines and functional features like wide tanning ledges and built-in seating. Their pools are known for long-term durability, lower-maintenance non-skid gelcoat finishes, and a range of sizes that work well in any yard. Browse some of their popular models.
Aspen
spacious tanning ledge • wide entry steps • bench seating • dual deep-end swim-out benches • open swim/play area • courtesy ledge
Wellspring
8-foot-diameter sun shelf • wraparound bench • deep-end bench • open swim/play area • wide entry steps
Sea Turtle
flat, sports bottom with 4’6” depth • elongated benches on both sides • walk-in steps • open swim/play area
Mack Daddy
integrated spa with spillway • 14-inch-deep tanning ledge • wide entry steps and wraparound benches • open swim/play area
Grace Beach Entry
zero-entry transition for true beach entry feel • wading area • wide entry steps • extended bench • dual deep-end swim-out benches • open swim/play area • courtesy ledge
Goliath
open swim/play area • dual corner entry steps with benches in the shallow end • dual deep-end swim-out benches • courtesy ledge
Lil Bob LX
12 inch-deep tanning ledge • wading area • generous wraparound benches • walk-in steps • wide-open swim/play area
Monolith
angled non-skid entry steps and bench • spacious flat-bottomed shallow end • dual deep-end swim-out benches • wide-open swim area • Type I diving pool • courtesy ledge
Want to Explore More Thursday Pools Designs?
Aquarian Pools & Spas offers all available Thursday Pools designs. If you don’t see what you are looking for here, visit their site for more options.
Latham Pools Fiberglass Designs
Latham Pools offers one of the widest selections in the industry. From traditional rectangles to flowing freeforms, compact plunge pools to oversized family pools, Latham covers a lot of ground. Browse some of their most popular models.
Ariel
tanning ledge • side entry steps • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim lane
Astoria
tanning ledge/wading area • integrated spa • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim lane
Axiom
tanning ledge • side entry steps • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim area
Bermuda Deluxe
tanning ledge • wide entry steps • integrated spa • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim area
Coral
tanning ledge • side entry steps • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim area
Corinthian
full-width tanning ledge and steps • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • wide-open swim lane • courtesy ledge
Olympia
tanning ledge • swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim area • courtesy ledge
San Marino
full-length swim-up bench seating • multiple entry and exit points • open swim lane
Want to Explore More Latham Pool Designs?
Aquarian Pools & Spas offers all available Latham pool designs. If you don’t see what you are looking for here, visit their site for more options.
Imagine Pools Fiberglass Designs
Imagine Pools focuses on contemporary designs and is known for attention to detail in features like integrated lighting, textured finishes, and flowing curves. Browse some of their most popular models.
The Illusion
full-width splash pad • stylish step design • entry access from three sides of the splash pad • deep-end seats/exit steps • wide-open swim lane
The Bliss
full-length bench along one side of the pool • splash pad • deep-end seat/exit step • large swimming area
The Inspiration
splash pad • deep-end bench on some models • convenient entry and exit steps • large swim area
The Fantasy
built-in fun pad connected to side-entry steps • deep-end seating with exit/entry • open swim area
The Freedom with Splash Pad
8-foot-long splash pad • flat-bottom design • dual side-entry steps • large swim area
The Exquisite
large, built-in splash pad • integrated spa • full-length swim lane • extended bench • deep-end bench with exit step
The Celebration
side-entry steps with attached bench seating • wide-open swim lane • Type 1 diving board compatibility
The Brilliant
built-in spa located at the shallow end next to entry steps and splash pad • spa spillovers to pool • deep-end bench seating
Want to Explore More Imagine Pools Designs?
Aquarian Pools & Spas offers all available Imagine Pools designs. If you don’t see what you are looking for here, visit their site for more options.
We Do Maintenance & Repair So You Can Relax & Enjoy
Whether you don’t have time or just don’t want to do it, our team can handle routine maintenance so your pool stays swim-ready all season long. We also do openings, closings, and repair work. Learn more about our pool services and our Loveland store where you can find pool supplies and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a fiberglass pool cost?
In the Cincinnati area, fiberglass pools typically range from $60,000 to $90,000 or more depending on size, shape, and features. That includes the pool shell, excavation, installation, and basic equipment like a pump and filter. Additions like lighting, heating, water features, and custom landscaping will affect the final number.
Try our pool cost calculator for a ballpark estimate, but we can give you the most accurate number for your project during a design consultation where we can assess your yard and walk you through realistic costs.
How long do fiberglass pools last?
Fiberglass pools typically last 25 to 30 years, and many last even longer with proper care. The shell itself is extremely durable and resistant to cracking, algae, and surface wear. What tends to require attention over time are the mechanical components like pumps, filters, and heaters, which have shorter lifespans than the pool itself.
The biggest factors in how long your pool lasts are quality of installation and consistent maintenance. A properly installed fiberglass pool with regular upkeep can easily outlast vinyl liner pools, which typically need their liners replaced every 10 to 15 years.
Do fiberglass pools crack?
Fiberglass pools rarely crack under normal conditions because the shell is designed to flex with ground movement and temperature changes. Concrete, by contrast, is rigid and far more prone to cracking over time as the ground shifts and settles.
The most common cause of cracking in a fiberglass pool is improper installation, specifically inadequate backfill or poor site preparation that allows the ground beneath or around the shell to shift unevenly. This is why choosing an experienced installer matters as much as choosing the right pool.
Cosmetic surface cracks called “spider cracks” or “gelcoat cracks” can also appear over time. These affect only the outer surface layer and don’t compromise the structural integrity of the pool. They’re more of an aesthetic issue and can typically be repaired without draining the pool.
Are fiberglass pools better than concrete?
For most homeowners, fiberglass has significant advantages over concrete. Fiberglass pools are faster to install, typically taking a few weeks compared to three to six months for concrete. The surface is smooth and non-porous, which means less algae growth, fewer chemicals, and lower ongoing maintenance costs. Fiberglass also holds up better against ground movement since the shell is designed to flex rather than crack.
Concrete does offer more customization in terms of shape and size, which can matter if you have a very specific or unusually shaped space. But for the majority of backyards and budgets, fiberglass delivers a better experience over the long run.
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