
A Series (A36)
Flat-bottom rectangular built for play, games, and float sessions.
- Sizes: 8×16, 12×25, 14×30, 16×36
- Shape: Rectangular, flat bottom
- Features: Auto-cover ready, long side bench
All River Pools Models
Ten distinct River Pools fiberglass pool series, ranging from a compact 8×16 plunge pool to a 16×40 diving-depth design. Use the assessment above to find your top match, or browse the full catalog below.

Flat-bottom rectangular built for play, games, and float sessions.

Freeform with a generous tanning ledge and open swim area.

Sleek rectangular with a built-in tanning ledge and auto-cover ready design.

Curvy freeform with a tanning ledge; two sizes available with integrated spa.

Classic 16×36 with a relaxed, easy-going feel.

Modern rectangular with a dedicated swim lane and tanning ledge.

Plunge-style design built for tight backyards and easy entry.

Classic rectangular with open swim space, both-end bench seating, and auto-cover compatibility.

Deep-end design with true diving depth.

Sleek rectangular with integrated spa, tanning ledge, and auto-cover compatibility.
Honest answers to the questions homeowners actually ask before committing to a model.
The N Series (N16) is the smallest model at 8 feet 4 inches by 16 feet, designed as a plunge pool for tight backyards. The R20 (10×20) is the next step up. The R Series and D Series both offer 12×24 sizes that fit comfortably in yards under 40 feet of usable length. Allow 8 to 10 feet of patio around the pool when calculating yard fit.
The T40 is the only fiberglass model in the River Pools catalog with depth designed for diving. It is a 16×40 rectangular model with a true deep end. Most fiberglass pools, including the popular R Series, M Series, and D Series, are built with sport-bottom or flat-bottom designs that prioritize swimming and play over diving depth.
Two series offer integrated spa options. The X Series (X32 and X36) includes the spa as a standard built-in feature alongside a tanning ledge. The I Series offers two specific sizes with integrated spas: the I25S (12×25 with spa) and the I30S (14×30 with spa). All other models can have a separate spa added as an add-on rather than integrated into the pool shell.
Five series are designed with auto-cover-friendly construction that hides the cover tracks under the coping: the A Series (A36), D Series (D24-D40), M Series (M25, M30, M35), R Series (R20-R40), and X Series (X32, X36). Auto covers can sometimes be retrofitted to other models with custom work, but the listed series are built for it from the factory.
The A Series (A36) is built specifically for family play, with a flat-bottom design that gives consistent depth for games, volleyball, and kids splashing. The D Series and R Series are also strong family choices: rectangular shapes with bench seating, multiple size options to fit different yards, and auto-cover compatibility for safety. Families who also want a tanning ledge for adults often pick the D Series or M Series.
The largest available size is 16×40, offered in four series: the C40 (freeform), D40 (rectangular with tanning ledge), R40 (rectangular with swim lane), and T40 (rectangular with diving depth). 16×40 is the practical maximum for fiberglass pool shells because the shell has to be transported in one piece by truck.
For serious lap swimming, look for the M Series, R Series, or T40, all of which have an open swim lane built into the design. Most fiberglass pools max out around 40 feet, which is shorter than a regulation lap pool but long enough for fitness swimming. If you want a true lap pool longer than 40 feet, fiberglass is not the right pool type and you should look at concrete instead.