All River Pools Models

Browse Every Fiberglass Pool Shape We Install

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.

River Pools A Series flat-bottom rectangular fiberglass pool

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
See full A Series details
River Pools C Series freeform fiberglass pool

C Series (C35, C40)

Freeform with a generous tanning ledge and open swim area.

  • Sizes: 16×35, 16×40
  • Shape: Freeform
  • Features: Tanning ledge, deep-end seating bench
See full C Series details
River Pools D Series rectangular fiberglass pool with tanning ledge

D Series (D24, D28, D32, D36, D40)

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

  • Sizes: 12×24, 15×28, 15×32, 16×36, 16×40
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Features: Tanning ledge, auto-cover ready, deep-end bench
See full D Series details
River Pools I Series freeform fiberglass pool with integrated spa

I Series (I25, I25S, I30, I30S, I34)

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

  • Sizes: 12×25, 14×30, 15.5×34, plus 12×25 and 14×30 with integrated spa
  • Shape: Freeform
  • Features: Tanning ledge, multiple entry points, integrated spa option
See full I Series details
River Pools L36 fiberglass pool

L36

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

  • Size: 16×36
  • Shape: Rectangular
See full L36 details
River Pools M Series modern rectangular fiberglass pool

M Series (M25, M30, M35)

Modern rectangular with a dedicated swim lane and tanning ledge.

  • Sizes: 10×25, 12×30, 13.6×35
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Features: Swim lane, tanning ledge, auto-cover ready
See full M Series details
River Pools N Series plunge pool

N Series (N16)

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

  • Size: 8 feet 4 inches by 16 feet
  • Shape: Rectangular, flat bottom
  • Features: Plunge style, optional sitting ledge
See full N Series details
River Pools R Series rectangular fiberglass pool

R Series (R20, R24, R28, R32, R36, R40)

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

  • Sizes: 10×20, 12×24, 15×28, 15×32, 16×36, 16×40
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Features: Open swim lane, bench seating both ends, auto-cover ready
See full R Series details
River Pools T40 deep-end fiberglass pool with diving depth

T40

Deep-end design with true diving depth.

  • Size: 16×40
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Features: Diving depth, swim lane
See full T40 details
River Pools X Series rectangular fiberglass pool with integrated spa

X Series (X32, X36)

Sleek rectangular with integrated spa, tanning ledge, and auto-cover compatibility.

  • Sizes: 16×32, 16×36
  • Shape: Rectangular
  • Features: Integrated spa, tanning ledge, auto-cover ready
See full X Series details

Common Questions About Choosing a Fiberglass Pool Shape

Honest answers to the questions homeowners actually ask before committing to a model.

Which River Pools fiberglass pool is best for a small backyard?

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.

Which River Pools fiberglass pool has a deep end for diving?

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.

Which River Pools fiberglass pools come with an integrated spa?

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.

Which River Pools fiberglass pools are auto-cover compatible?

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.

Which River Pools fiberglass pool is best for a family with kids?

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.

What is the largest River Pools fiberglass pool available?

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.

Do I need a swim lane for lap swimming?

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.