Above Ground Pool Semi Inground

Whereas a traditional above ground pool relies on the outward pressure of the water for its strength the water is no match for ground forces on pools that are completely buried.

Above ground pool semi inground.

The wall panels on a semi inground pool are fully insulated and are 2 4 thick depending on the pool model. A semi inground pool is an above ground pool that is sunk part way into the ground. Most of our semi inground pools can be installed up to halfway into the ground while our intrepid model can be installed up to 36 into the ground. A semi inground pool is usually installed partially or almost completely above ground but can also be submerged completely as an inground pool.

One of the many benefits of owning a semi inground pool is the more appealing low profile look compared to a pool being installed completely above ground. Semi inground pools can also be more decorative than inground pools because you have a protruding side of the pool that can be built into your yard. Sure you can dish the center a bit on a round pool but above ground pools are constant depth pools. Semi inground pools combine benefits of both above ground and inground swimming pools.

The market for this pool consists of people who are willing to spend a little more money than the cost of a traditional above ground but don t want to spend 40k on an inground pool. Semi inground pools combine benefits of both above ground and inground swimming pools. A semi inground pool is a good choice if you have strict homeowner association rules about height. They are more customizable than above ground pools with features such as decking or pavers that can be added to create the appearance of an inground pool but still have a lower cost to build and maintain.

With a 52 inch pool wall you get roughly 48 50 inches of water. You cannot put a deep end in an above ground pool. That being said some yards are therefore better suited for semi inground pools than others. How deep can a semi inground pool be.