Yes. For mild slopes, excavate and retain a section to create a level area for a concrete slab. For steeper slopes or elevated positions, an engineered steel frame may be required. Consult a structural engineer for the best solution.
Yes, the pool must be filled within 24-48 hours after installation to prevent the liner from sagging or deforming, which could affect your warranty. If
Yes, pools near bushfire zones may require additional considerations, such as fire-resistant barriers or equipment for firefighting purposes. Consult local guidelines for compliance.
Yes, we recomend permit planners in most parts of Australia to help streamline the approval process. These recomendations understand our porduct and have completed a
No, we do not offer base preparation. However, we can provide guidance on the requirements for your site. A licensed builder or landscaper can assist
Yes, in most cases, a soil or geo-tech report is required to determine the soil classification and ensure the base is prepared to the correct
Getting the base right is one of the most important steps before your Outback Plunge Pool arrives. The base supports the full weight of your
