Sizes for Every Backyard
Compare compact, mid-size, and larger models to find the right fit for your property and swimming plans.
EXPLORE RAINFOREST POOLS
Discover our collection of fiberglass pool models, from spacious family pools to compact plunge pools and designs with tanning ledges. Find the perfect shape, size, and style to transform your backyard into a beautiful outdoor living space.
Explore Rainforest fiberglass pool models for every kind of backyard—from compact spaces to room for swimming, lounging, and entertaining. Browse all models below, or filter by shape and features to find your favorites.
*Pool dimensions, depths, and water volume are approximate and may vary by up to 3%. Length and width measurements are taken at the widest points along the outside edge of the pool shell. All Rainforest Pools models are non-diving pools, and the use of diving boards or other diving equipment is prohibited.
From compact pools designed for smaller backyards to spacious family pools with tanning ledges and built-in seating, Rainforest Pools offers designs for the way you want to live outdoors. Explore your options, compare features, and take the next step toward creating your ideal backyard retreat.
Start with the Rainforest pool model that fits your space and how you want to use it. Then explore the features and finishing touches that bring the backyard together.
Compare compact, mid-size, and larger models to find the right fit for your property and swimming plans.
Explore models with tanning ledges, built-in benches, wide entry steps, and shallow spaces to relax.
Find layouts that bring swimming and spa enjoyment together in one backyard design.
Ask your local builder about lighting, bubblers, and water features for the finished project.
Choose a pool color you love, then coordinate decking, landscaping, and other details around it.
The total cost of a Rainforest fiberglass pool project depends on the pool model, site conditions, backyard access, equipment, decking, and the features included in the finished project.
A smaller fiberglass pool may require a very different overall investment than a larger model with extensive patio work, heating, lighting, or other upgrades. Homeowners can review our Fiberglass Pool Pricing Guide to better understand the factors that affect project cost.
Fiberglass pools generally offer a more streamlined installation process because the pool shell arrives at the property already manufactured.
The actual project timeline depends on permitting, site preparation, excavation, weather, decking, equipment installation, inspections, and the local builder’s schedule. Our Fiberglass Pool Installation Guide explains the typical steps from site preparation through completion.
Yes. Homeowners can personalize a Rainforest fiberglass pool project with a wide range of finishing features and outdoor-living upgrades.
Depending on the model and project, options may include waterline tile, LED lighting, heating and cooling, water features, equipment upgrades, decking, landscaping, and other backyard features. Explore our Fiberglass Pool Customization Options for additional ideas.
Fiberglass pools combine a smooth surface, efficient installation, attractive designs, and relatively simple long-term care.
Rainforest offers models in a variety of sizes, shapes, depths, and layouts for homeowners who want options for swimming, lounging, entertaining, and everyday family use. Learn more about the Benefits of Fiberglass Pools when comparing pool types.
Fiberglass pools are known for their smooth, nonporous surface, which can make routine cleaning and long-term maintenance more manageable.
Every swimming pool still requires proper water chemistry, filtration, cleaning, and equipment care, but fiberglass eliminates some of the surface-maintenance considerations associated with other pool types. Our Fiberglass Pool Maintenance Guide explains what homeowners can expect.
Fiberglass and concrete pools differ in their construction, installation process, surface, customization, and long-term maintenance requirements.
Fiberglass pools arrive as finished one-piece shells and are available in established shapes and sizes, while concrete pools are constructed on site and can offer greater flexibility for highly customized designs. Homeowners can compare the advantages and tradeoffs in our Fiberglass vs. Concrete Pools guide.
Start by considering the size of your backyard, how you plan to use the pool, preferred depth, and the features that matter most to your family.
Some homeowners prioritize open swimming space, while others prefer tanning ledges, benches, shallow lounging areas, spa combinations, or compact footprints. Comparing fiberglass pool sizes, shapes, depths, and built-in features can help narrow the choices.
Yes. Rainforest offers compact and plunge-style fiberglass pool models designed for homeowners who want a pool without requiring a large backyard footprint.
Smaller models can work especially well for courtyards, patios, screen enclosures, narrow lots, and outdoor living spaces where efficient use of space is important. Explore our Compact & Plunge Fiberglass Pools to compare smaller designs.
Yes. Several Rainforest fiberglass pool models include built-in tanning ledges, benches, wide entry steps, and shallow lounging areas.
These features create comfortable spaces for relaxing, supervising children, enjoying the water without swimming, or adding lounge seating while preserving open swim space.
Rainforest fiberglass pools are installed by independent local builders.
Rainforest manufactures the pool shells, while builders handle the site evaluation, installation, and other work at your property. Visit Find a Builder to get connected with a builder serving your area.
Homeowners choose Rainforest for the variety of fiberglass pool models, sizes, shapes, and built-in features available for different backyards and lifestyles.
Rainforest fiberglass pool shells are manufactured in Orlando, Florida, while independent local builders handle site evaluation, installation, equipment, decking, and other project-specific construction. The result is a broad collection of fiberglass pool options homeowners can compare based on the way they actually want to use their backyard.