The backfill material is a dry mix of cement-stabilised sand. Dpending on where this is sourced the ratio of sand to cement varies. Consult the in ground install guide or engneering documentaion for specifics.
An Outback Plunge Pool is a prebuilt pool, so a building permit for the pool itself may not be required in your area. However, a
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
Yes, council approval and certification are required for any pool in Australia. Documentation differs by state, and it’s your responsibility to complete this process. Applications
All states and territories in Australia interpret the Australian Standard (AS1926.1-2012) differently regarding pool fencing. It is your responsibility to ensure the pool complies with
We recommend placing the pool on a 100mm SL72 slab. For complex sites, an engineered concrete slab or tank stand may be necessary. Consult your
Yes, the pool can be installed in the ground. However, as the pools are relocatable, a retaining wall is required to keep damp soil 20-30cm
