Transform your backyard into a PERSONAL OASIS with a fibreglass pool

Deciding to get a pool can be daunting.

We make it a whole lot easier, more efficient, less stressful and more fun.

8 Meter Fibreglass Pool

Kiwi Eco 6

6.5m × 3m × 1.8m — 22,000 Liters

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi Eco 8

8m × 3m × 1.8m — 31,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 8

8m × 4m × 1.9m — 44,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool

Kiwi 8 (SE)

8m × 4.4m × 1.830m — 45,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 10

10m × 4.4m × 1.95m — 55,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 12

12m × 4.4m × 1.9m — 66,000 Litres

8 Meter Fibreglass Pool

Kiwi Eco 6

6.5m × 3m × 1.8m - 22,000 Liters

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi Eco 8

8m × 3m × 1.8m - 31,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 8

8m × 4m × 1.9m - 44,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool

Kiwi 8 (SE)

8m × 4.4m × 1.830m - 45,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 10

10m × 4.4m × 1.95m - 55,000 Litres

Fibreglass Pool in Auckland

Kiwi 12

12m × 4.4m × 1.9m - 66,000 Litres

Dear future pool owner,

We understand that finding the perfect pool can be overwhelming. With so many options out there, it’s hard to know where to start.

You probably have questions running through your mind.

How big should it be?

What shape is best?

What colour should you choose?

How much will it cost?

Or perhaps you’re concerned about the installation process and how long it will take?

*It’s enough to make you want to pull out your hair*

But don’t worry, we understand. We’ve been there too.

You want to create a backyard oasis for your family and friends to enjoy, but the process of making it happen can be stressful.

Do I need building Consent?

Will it be big enough for your kids to swim laps, or should you go for something more compact?

These are all valid questions, and we’re here to help.

We won’t bore you with technical jargon or industry buzzwords.

We’ll answer your questions in plain English and make sure you feel comfortable with every aspect of your purchase.

Buying a pool is a huge decision. Our goal is to empower you with honest and reliable swimming pool information.

Because at the end of the day, we want you to feel confident and excited about your new pool. 

You deserve a backyard oasis that brings you joy and relaxation.

So let us help guide you through the process. We guarantee that it will be a smooth and enjoyable journey when creating the perfect pool for you and your family.

Ready to dive in?

Enjoy a Lifetime of Memories with our
Durable Fiberglass Pools

New Zealand Made

Experience Quality and Reliability with our NZ-made Fibreglass Pools.

Largest Swim Space

Our pools have the largest swim space (volume) available in New Zealand

Lifetime Warranty

Enjoy peace of mind with our transferrable structural 25 year lifetime warranty.

Find Your Inspiration

Take a peek inside our Wonderworld and Dive into the elegance and style of modern fibreglass swimming pools.

Our Customers LOVE Principal Pools

Fibreglass swimming pool being lowered by a crane into a customers backyard

How Much Do Inground Pools Cost?

One of the first questions potential pool owners want to know when they call our company is: How much does a fibreglass pool cost? 
This cost and pricing guide will help you develop an initial budget and plan for the ownership costs associated with each type of inground pool.

Our Process

Start by scheduling a consultation with our professional fibreglass pool specialists. During this consultation, you can discuss your budget, preferences, and specific requirements to ensure that the final pool design meets your needs.

Swimming pool backyard drawing plan

Once you’ve agreed on your new fibreglass pool design and signed the contract. We will begin applying for all the necessary building contents with the council. Then we will plan set dates for excavation, groundwork and your fibreglass pool delivery.

Resource consent for swimming pool documents

Now that all the paperwork and planning have been completed, it’s time to prepare your property for your brand-new pool! Our brilliant team and contractors will ensure that the site is level and ready for your new pool!

Image of a before and after of a fibreglass swimming pool being installed

The fibreglass pool will be delivered to your site on a flatbed truck, we would have already come up with a plan for getting the pool in. This typically involves carefully lowering the pool into the excavation site and making sure that it is level.

Fibreglass swimming pool being lowered by a crane into a customers backyard

With the pool fully installed, the final step is to add any finishing touches. This may involve installing a fence, adding landscaping, or even installing a pool deck.  After that, the only thing left to do is to enjoy it and start creating lasting memories!

Ready to Dive in & Start Making Memories to last a Lifetime?

Your Questions Answered

The cost of a fibreglass pool can vary depending on various factors, including pool design complexity, size, and installation site access. Generally, prices range from around $50,000 to over $80,000. Please see our complete “Inground Swimming Pool Cost & Pricing Guide”

Fibreglass pools are incredibly popular, due to a number of reasons. Fast installation time, easy maintenance and they are significantly cheaper in comparison. See our guide on which is better fibreglass vs concrete vs vinyl liner inground pools for a full breakdown.

With a fibreglass pool, you’ll be splashing around in no time! Unlike concrete or vinyl pools, our installation process is quicker, typically taking just 7-10 days. While weather and site access can impact installation time, we’ll work tirelessly to get your pool ready for those hot summer days.

Yes, however, we understand pool fencing and By laws, can be overwhelming – Don’t worry though we can talk this through with you as every site is different and we know what would be the right fit for your property. You can also check out our guide answering all Pool fencing Questions for New Zealand

Yes you do need a building consent, also depending on your pool’s distance from the boundary and other buildings, you may need resource consent. Not to worry though, our team will ensure your pool complies with New Zealand regulations and is durable, safe and long-lasting.

Got more questions?

Still not sure if you want a fibreglass, concrete, or vinyl liner inground pool? Check out our resources section for everything you need to know about inground pools, all in one place.

Image of mother swimming with her baby in a fibreglass pool
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