Classical design. “His” & “Hers” seating.
Does the Roman suit a backyard with traditional character?
The Roman brings classical curves to a practical fiberglass layout. The 23-foot-1-inch model is 11 feet 6 inches wide and slopes from 4 feet 1 inch to 5 feet 1 inch. The 28-foot-3-inch version keeps the same width while progressing from 4 feet 2 inches to 5 feet 6 inches.
Spacious entry and exit steps establish a graceful shallow-end arrival. A spa nook and deep-end bench create separate places to pause, while the sloping floor preserves a natural transition between shallower and deeper water. The design offers a more ornamental alternative to a rectangle without sacrificing clear swimming and seating zones. The longer Roman also adds both water length and deep-end depth, so the decision should reflect how the pool will be used—not length alone.
Frame the curves with a complete outdoor-living plan
Pool shape influences decking, furniture placement, landscaping, and the way people move around the water. Delivery access, equipment, drainage, barriers, and winterization also need to fit the site. Compare both Roman lengths during a property review, then browse fiberglass finishes, see other pool styles, or request an estimate.
Roman™ 23
23′ 1″ Long
11′ 6″ Wide
4′ 1″ Shallow end depth
5′ 1″ Deep end depth
Roman™ 28
28′ 3″ Long
11′ 6″ Wide
4′ 2″ Shallow end depth
5′ 6″ Deep end depth
Classical design. “His” & “Hers” seating.
- Spacious Entry & Exit Steps
- Deep End Bench
- Spa Nook
- Sloping Bottom
Measurements referenced herein are approximate and may vary due to enhancements in the manufacturing process made after publication. Measurements are from widest point on each side of outside edges and are provided as a guide. Please consult us for more detailed and most current information.
