Traditional swimming pool design.
Which Supreme size works for an Indianapolis backyard?
The Supreme pairs a traditional rectangular shape with three length choices: 30, 35, and 40 feet. Every version is 15 feet 5 inches wide and begins at a 4-foot shallow end. The deep end increases with the shell length—from 5 feet 11 inches in the 30-foot model to 6 feet 3 inches in the 35-foot model and 6 feet 7 inches in the 40-foot model.
Bench seating runs along one side while the center remains open as an unobstructed swim channel. Entry and exit steps, deep-end swim-out ledges, and seating in multiple areas give swimmers places to pause without turning the entire pool into a lounge zone. For Indianapolis families comparing models, the three lengths make it possible to balance swimming space with room for decking, furniture, landscaping, and circulation.
Choose the shell after planning the site
The best length depends on more than the lot line. A site review should account for delivery access, setbacks, utilities, equipment, drainage, deck width, safety requirements, and winterization. Compare fiberglass pool colors, review financing options, and confirm your address through our Central Indiana service areas. Selecting the shortest model that meets the household’s swimming goals can preserve valuable outdoor-living space.
Supreme™ 30
30′ 0″ Long
15′ 5″ Wide
4′ 0″ Shallow end depth
5′ 11 Deep end depth
Supreme™ 35
35′ 0″ Long
15′ 5″ Wide
4′ 0″ Shallow end depth
6′ 3″ Deep end depth
Supreme™ 40
40′ 0″ Long
15′ 5″ Wide
4′ 0″ Shallow end depth
6′ 7″ Deep end depth
Traditional swimming pool design.
- Unobstructed Swim Channel
- Generous Bench Seating
- Swim Out Ledges
- Entry & Exit Steps
- 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.
