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Custom Vanishing Edge & Spillway Pools Design & Build

A custom water feature should add drama and slow things down.

What is a Vanishing Edge and Spillway Pool?

Often referred to as an infinity pool, a vanishing edge pool is designed with an edge that appears to merge with the surrounding landscape, creating a visual illusion of water overflowing into a catch basin or disappearing over the horizon, providing a stunning and luxurious aesthetic effect.

Custom Vanishing Edge & Spillway Pools- Allied Outdoors

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Benefits of a Vanishing Edge and Spillway Pool

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View

The pool becomes the frame so the actual focal point comes into focus.

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Connection

An infinity pool connects you to something beyond the pool itself.

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Calm

Its noise and cascading water settle the mood and help you relax.

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Elevation

Adding an infinity edge elevates a pool from simple to spectacular.

Benefits of a Vanishing Edge and Spillway Pool

Vanishing Edge Spillway Pools icon showing connected nodes used as a decorative page graphic.

View

The pool becomes the frame so the actual focal point comes into focus.

Connection icon for vanishing edge pool page

Connection

An infinity pool connects you to something beyond the pool itself.

Wave icon for vanishing edge pool page

Calm

Its noise and cascading water settle the mood and help you relax.

Design icon for vanishing edge pool page

Elevation

Adding an infinity edge elevates a pool from simple to spectacular.

Vanishing Edge and Spillway Pool Design Options

Vanishing edge pool with raised spa, waterfall, and covered patio

Champagne Spa

A champagne spa allows the water to spill over all four sides of your hot tub into the pool. It’s a stunning feature that creates an important connection between the pool and spa.

Infinity edge pool with blue tile wall and rock waterfall

Infinity Edge

As water spills out of your pool and into a trough below it allows the water to feel endless. And, after all, isn’t the goal of creating your pool to build a space that feels different from everyday life?

Large spillway pool with raised round spa and stone wall backdrop

Large Spillway

Creating a large spillway from the spa to the pool creates a beautiful cascading effect and changes the entire feel of the space. The larger the spillway, the larger the impact.

Vanishing Edge & Spillway Pool Installation

Cocktail pool construction with rebar framing and plumbing

1. Surface Prep

A pool is only as structurally sound as the way the initial shell is built.

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2. Tailoring

We’ll design a pool that perfectly fits into the unique space your yard allows.

Cocktail pool workers applying interior finish during construction

3. Crafting

Small surface area doesn’t mean low-quality materials….it may mean the opposite.

Cocktail pool with diving board and sunset view

4. Walkthrough

We’ll start up the pool and pass off a chemically balanced pool.

Vanishing Edge & Spillway Pool Costs

A spillway from a spa to the pool is an inexpensive way to create a water feature in the pool. An infinity edge is an entirely different story as it’s a large investment. Our take is that you should build a pool once and you should build it right. We’ll talk through the design to make sure that happens.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Similar to a fountain, the plumbing returns the water to the source so it can be recycled.

It’s a lot more labor and a lot more plumbing. It also increases the surface area of plaster and the area covered by tile. In general, it’s a lot more work.

Most often our clients use a porcelain or glass tile.

As long as it’s functioning properly, it should be cared for in the same way as your pool.

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