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How much does a cocktail pool cost?

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Asked by: Vince Keegan

On average, expect to pay at least $25,000 for a done-for-you cocktail pool installation. That’s about half (or less than half) of what you’d pay to install a high-quality full-size pool, but you’re also getting something that’s less than half the size. Like all pools, the cost depends on your preferences.

How small is a cocktail pool?

Most often, cocktail pools are designed at a maximum of 400-500 square feet. Most of them are smaller than this. The average dimensions are about 12’x14′. They’re also usually around four-five feet deep.

What shape of pool is cheapest?

Kidney shapes can be a smart choice for those on a budget. The curved design allows for more square footage of actual swimming area—but with lower perimeter footage, which costs more to build.

What is the smallest inground pool?

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!

Are spools cheaper than pools?

Because they are smaller, spools are typically more affordable than swimming pools. Spools are about half the cost of a regular swimming pool.

How deep can a cocktail pool be?

four feet deep

Cocktail pools are usually no more than four feet deep, which means there’s no real deep end for dives or cannonballs. You can get an extra-small pool for yourself, or a larger one for small gatherings.

What is a martini pool?

Size Matters. Cocktail pools tend to be less than 400 square feet and provide an ideal solution for homeowners with limited outdoor spaces. Sometimes called “spools” for a small pool that combines a pool and a spa, these cocktail pools often include heaters, jets, and benches.

How much is a plunge pool?

Top end fibreglass plunge pools range from $30,000 – $35,000 including installation, filters, cleaning equipment and building consent plans. An endless swim spa will set you back anywhere from around $17,000 to $35,000 depending on the brand and how much oomph it offers.

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

A brief overview of cocktail pools and spools



The shorter answer is: it’s really just a small pool. “Spool” is a newer term used for cocktail pools with more traditional spa features, but in many cases, the two terms are essentially interchangeable.

How do I build my own small inground pool?


Step one i hired a backhoe to excavate my backyard digging up a section slightly larger than the pool dimensions. The pool's deep end is positioned on the downhill slope for easy drainage.

What is a small swimming pool called?

Small pools can be called plunge pools or splash pools, but can also be used for therapy or exercise in addition to a quick dip on a hot day.