Amazing Above-Ground Pool Deck Designs

In certain situations or areas, the construction of an in-ground pool is not feasible. But even the tiniest pools could cause problems when conditions aren't in order. Poor soil quality, excessively high levels of water, issues with terrain or zoning, and building restrictions are all factors that can hinder the construction of one in the ground. In other situations, the homeowner might not wish to invest around $20,000 or more for an outdoor oasis or above ground pools. Above-ground pools are usually cheaper options. But what about the above-ground deck for a pool?

Above-ground pools might look a little less attractive than an in-ground pool, but they don't need to be! With a little imagination decking, grading, and decking, above-ground swimming pools that have decks could be attractive and welcoming and cost less to construct than one of our kits for in-ground pools.

Here are some of above-ground pools that are not of the ordinary and certainly unique.

1. Round Above-Ground Pool with Composite Deck

To build an in-ground pool that can be effective in this area, it would require nine trucks of fill dirt to level out the backyard. You will also need an engineer's plan as well as a grading plan. The problem is that all these expenses added up to close to $10K before you begin to start. The homeowner may chose to install the 21 feet oval above-ground pool. They may also take advantage of the money to build the most beautiful deck of wood composite, about half the length of the pool.

The most distinctive feature of this pool above ground is its walk-in steps that add style and a real-life in-ground pool feeling. Another benefit of having an above-ground pool on the job site? It allows the homeowner cut down on fencing and landscaping expenses.

2. Pool wrapped by Wood and Stone

This pool is an excellent illustration of how to cover an above-ground pool using wood and stone to create an area that blends in with the surrounding. A similar setup could be a great way to increase the value of your property by creating an attractive pool. This is a great idea of how to build an above-ground pool into a sloped backyard. The homeowners may utilized the 4 feet high wall of their pool to their advantage. This 15x30 foot Grecian pool has a style that resembles the look of an indoor pool. Additionally, the elevated wall on one side is a safety feature through the use of a wall around half the pool's perimeter.

3. Above-Ground Pool with Terraced Deck

Are you beginning to notice patterns here? The process of putting an above-ground pool into a deck made of wood or submerging it to a certain extent in the ground can alter the whole look and experience for an above-ground swimming pool. The addition of contrasting stamped concrete as well as grass along the edges creates additional visual elements that really make the pool stand out.

The area was septic field that ran across the backyard, which made the installation of an in-ground pool impossible. This 15x30-foot pool utilized this "lagoon" step to serve as the entry point to the pool and serves as a seating space. With the jets installed, this pool provides spa-like hydrotherapy to sore DIY pool builder.