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Courtyard Roman Style Fiberglass Pools
This Roman style pool is ideal for small areas where space is at a premium. But just because its small doesn’t mean that it doesn’t pack in a heap of features.
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Leisure Pools narrow coping design maximize the space inside the pool and Leisure Pools convenience ledge adds to the safety of children in the pool enabling them to get a foothold anywhere around the pool.
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Shallow End |
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Gallons |
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19' |
12' |
5' 1" |
4' |
6,800 |
- Versatility – Imagine a swimming pool that can have an internal spa, a convenient table to sit around, a swim jet system that you can exercise against and still have plenty of space just to cool off in and all in just 19 feet; truly the most versatile pool ever!
- Imagine – Just cooling off and relaxing in the spa while waiting your turn at the swim jets. Alternatively, if all the bells and whistles don’t appeal to you then you can still have a small elegant formal pool that doesn’t take up your whole backyard and still looks great and cools you off on those hot days.
- Easy to Heat – The smaller water volume in this swimming pool has a distinct advantage for those who wish to use the pool all year round. Heating this pool becomes a viable option. The Courtyard Roman is small on size but big on options.
- Leisure Pools narrow coping design maximize the space inside the pool and Leisure Pools convenience ledge adds to the safety of children in the pool enabling them to get a foothold anywhere around the pool.
Dealer Areas
- North Carolina - Raleigh (Distribution Yard), Concord, Charlotte, Greenville, Wilmington, Apex, Mt. Pleasant, Morganton, Statesville, Ocean Isle Beach, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Wilson, Rocky Mount, Fayetteville, Smithfield, Wake Forest, Topsail Beach, Hampstead, Shallotte, Surf City, Jacksonville, Holden Beach, Carolina Beach, Oak Island, Thomasville
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Updated; September 26, 2011 |
