DIY swimming pool kit

Polystyrene Pool Block Set - 8.00 x 4.00 x 1.50 m

Easily build your own in-ground pool with these strong and insulating PS40 blocks. Thanks to their light weight and click system, they can be quickly assembled. This package contains 104 building blocks and 40 end caps. Expand with additional accessories for a complete pool!

Building a pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check if the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls with polystyrene blocks. Stack these light blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong foundation.

5. Install the in-ground components
Install skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Make openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct positioning for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes solid.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, lay floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will shape itself well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish installing the in-ground components and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first in-ground component. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Continue step by step upwards and install the skimmers last.

9. Lay the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground piping and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For extra comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.

Polystyrene Swimming Pool Block Set - 7.00 x 3.50 x 1.50 m

Easily build your own inground pool with these strong and insulating PS40 blocks. Thanks to their light weight and click system, they are quick to assemble. This package contains 88 building blocks and 40 end caps. Expand with additional accessories for a complete swimming pool!

Building a swimming pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the swimming pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check that the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the swimming pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the swimming pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls with polystyrene blocks. Stack these light blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong foundation.

5. Install the inground components
Install skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Make openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct positioning for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes solid.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, lay floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang the swimming pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will shape itself well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish installing the inground components and fill the pool
Fill the swimming pool with water up to just below the first inground component. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Work your way up step by step and install the skimmers last.

9. Lay the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground piping and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the swimming pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For added comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own swimming pool.

Polystyrene Pool Block Set - 6.00 x 3.00 x 1.50 m

Easily build your own in-ground pool with this complete polystyrene block set! The lightweight yet strong PS40 blocks provide a sturdy and well-insulated base. Thanks to the convenient click system, the blocks can be quickly assembled together, similar to Lego. This package contains 80 building blocks and 40 end caps, but please note: additional materials such as fasteners, stairs, and filtration equipment are required. Customize your dream pool completely to your liking and enjoy a luxurious swimming experience in your own garden!

Building a pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check if the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay down reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls using polystyrene blocks. Stack these lightweight blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong base.

5. Install the in-ground components
Mount the skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Create openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct positioning for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes sturdy.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, lay down floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang up the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will shape itself well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish mounting the in-ground components and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first in-ground component. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Work your way up step by step and mount the skimmers last.

9. Install the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground piping and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For extra comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, stairs, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.

Build your dream pool yourself!
With this complete block set, you can easily build a strong and durable in-ground pool measuring 10 by 5 meters and 1.5 meters deep in your garden. The set contains all the necessary building blocks and end caps, and the blocks are made of PS60 polystyrene, which is known for its high density and excellent insulating properties. Thanks to our years of experience, we offer a lifetime warranty on these high-quality blocks!

Easy and quick to assemble

Polystyrene blocks are lightweight but very strong, making the construction of your pool easier and preventing back problems. The rectangular blocks easily slide together, similar to Lego, and quickly form a sturdy frame for your pool. Whether you want to build walls, entry steps, or coping edges, everything is possible with these blocks. Then fill the frame with concrete for a solid and durable foundation!

Extra strength due to high density

• Stronger than regular building blocks: The PS60 High Density blocks are more robust and resistant to heavy loads.
• Damage resistant: The hard outer layer ensures that the blocks are resistant to dents and damage.
• Excellent insulation: Thanks to the high density of the polystyrene, temperatures in your pool remain constant more easily, which saves energy.

What is included in the package?

This basic package contains everything you need for the walls of your pool. The package contains:

• 124 High Density polystyrene building blocks PS60
• 40 polystyrene end caps PS60

Fully customizable to your needs

Expand this basic package to realize your dream pool. To fully design your pool, you will need all kinds of other products. Think of sand filters or skimmers. If you have any questions about this, please let us know.

Contact our product experts for tailored advice, so you can realize the perfect pool for your garden!

Building a pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check if the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls with polystyrene blocks. Stack these lightweight blocks and fill them with concrete later, for a strong foundation.

5. Install the built-in parts
Mount skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Make openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct position for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks with a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes solid.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First lay the floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang up the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it shapes itself well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish mounting the built-in parts and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first built-in part. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Go up step by step and mount the skimmers last.

9. Lay the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For extra comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.

High Density Polystyrene Pool Block Set – 8.00 x 4.00 x 1.50 m

Easily build your own swimming pool!
With this complete block set, you can create a robust and durable in-ground swimming pool in your garden. The set contains everything you need to build a pool measuring 8 by 4 meters and 1.5 meters deep. The blocks are made of PS60 polystyrene, which provides excellent density and insulation. Thanks to our years of experience in pool construction, we offer a lifetime guarantee on these quality blocks!

Easy and quick to assemble

Polystyrene blocks are lightweight and super strong, making it easier to build your pool without straining your back. The blocks have a convenient rectangular shape and easily slot together, just like Lego. Whether you want to build walls, entry steps, or coping edges, anything is possible with these blocks. Then fill the frame with concrete to create a solid foundation for your pool!

Extra strength thanks to high density

• High quality: The PS60 High Density blocks are stronger than regular building blocks and resistant to high pressure and loads.
• Damage resistant: The hard outer layer prevents dents and damage.
• Improved insulation: The high density provides excellent insulation, making it easier to maintain the water temperature.

What is included in the package?

This basic package contains only the blocks and end caps for the walls of your pool. What you will receive:

• 104 High Density polystyrene building blocks PS60
• 40 polystyrene end caps PS60

Expansion options

Expand this basic package to realize your dream pool. You will need various other products to fully design your pool. Think of sand filters or skimmers. If you have any questions about this, please let us know.

Contact our product experts for personal advice, so you can realize the perfect pool for your garden!

Building a pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check if the ground is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls with polystyrene blocks. Stack these lightweight blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong foundation.

5. Install the built-in parts
Install skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Make openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct position for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes solid.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, lay floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will form well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish installing the built-in parts and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first built-in part. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Go up step by step and install the skimmers last.

9. Lay the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For extra comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.

Easily build a professional in-ground pool yourself!
With this complete block set, you can effortlessly create a durable and sturdy pool in your own garden. The set contains all the building blocks and end caps you need for a 7 by 3.5-meter pool with a depth of 1.5 meters. The blocks are made of PS60 polystyrene, a material known for its high density and excellent insulation properties. Thanks to our years of experience and confidence in the quality of these blocks, we offer a lifetime guarantee!

Quick and easy to assemble

Polystyrene blocks are not only lightweight but also extremely strong. This makes them easy to handle and ensures a smooth installation. The rectangular blocks easily slot together, similar to Lego, and form a sturdy frame for your pool. Whether it is for walls, standing edges, or entry steps, you can build it all with these blocks. Then fill the frame with concrete, and you will have a robust foundation that will last for years!

Extra sturdiness and top insulation

• High density: The PS60 High Density blocks are sturdier than standard building blocks and resistant to pressure and stress.
• Durable and damage-resistant: The hard outer layer prevents dents and deformation.
• Excellent insulation: Keeps the water temperature stable and saves energy.

What is included in the package?

With this basic package, you can build the walls of your pool. The set contains:

• 88 High Density polystyrene building blocks PS60
• 40 polystyrene end caps PS60

Expansion options for your dream pool

Expand this basic package to realize your dream pool. To fully design your pool, you will need all kinds of other products. Think of sand filters or skimmers. If you have any questions about this, please let us know.

Get advice from our product experts and put together your perfect pool. We will guide you from A to Z, so you can soon enjoy your own luxury pool in the garden!

Building a pool: in 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check if the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This gives you enough working space. You can do this yourself or outsource it.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Lay down reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls with polystyrene blocks. Stack these lightweight blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong foundation.

5. Install the built-in parts
Mount the skimmers, inlets, and lighting. Make openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure the correct position for proper operation.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can harden evenly and the structure becomes sturdy.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, lay down floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will form well as you continue with the finishing.

8. Finish mounting the built-in parts and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first built-in part. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Go up step by step and mount the skimmers last.

9. Lay the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground piping and hard PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For extra comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it is time for the first dive!
Then finish the details, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.

Do you want to build your own swimming pool?
With this complete block set, you can easily create a sturdy and durable in-ground pool in your garden. The set contains all the building blocks and end caps needed to construct a pool measuring 6 by 3 meters and 1.5 meters deep. Thanks to the use of PS60 polystyrene, these blocks offer excellent insulation and high density, resulting in an extremely strong structure. We have so much confidence in this solution that we offer a lifetime guarantee!

Quick and easy to assemble

The polystyrene building blocks are lightweight, making them easy to handle without straining your back. The blocks are designed with a special rectangular shape and fit together like a puzzle, similar to Lego. Use them to build walls, entry steps, and steel edges. Fill the frame with concrete to create an unparalleled foundation for your pool.

Extra strength and top insulation

The PS60 High Density blocks have an extremely high density and a hard outer layer. This ensures:

• Maximum strength: Resistant to high pressure and loads.
• Minimal chance of damage: No dents or deformation.
• Improved insulation: Keeps the water temperature stable, saving you energy.

What is included in the package?

With this basic package, you have everything you need to create the walls of your pool. It contains:

• 80 High Density polystyrene building blocks PS60
• 40 polystyrene end caps PS60

Fully customizable to your requirements

Expand this basic package to realize your dream pool. To fully design your pool, you will need various other products. Think of sand filters or skimmers. If you have any questions about this, please let us know.

Contact our product experts for tailored advice. Together, we will make your perfect pool a reality!

Building a pool: 10 steps

1. Determine the location and size
Choose a sunny spot with enough space around it (at least 1.5 meters on each side). Avoid trees nearby and make sure a power source is available. Then determine the dimensions of the pool.

2. Dig the hole
Check that the subsoil is suitable and dig a hole that is approximately 1.5 meters wider than the pool on all sides. This provides sufficient working space. You can do this yourself or hire it out.

3. Pour the concrete floor
Make sure the floor is completely level. Install reinforcement and pour the concrete. You can have this done by a specialist for a faster and better result.

4. Build the pool walls
After the floor has dried, build the walls using polystyrene blocks. Stack these lightweight blocks and fill them with concrete later for a strong foundation.

5. Install the built-in components
Install skimmers, return inlets, and lighting. Create openings in the walls and click the components into place. Ensure they are positioned correctly for optimal performance.

6. Fill the blocks with concrete
Pour concrete into the polystyrene blocks using a hose. Do this slowly so that the concrete can cure evenly and the structure becomes sturdy.

7. Apply felt and hang the liner
First, apply floor and wall felt to protect against mold and wear. Then hang the pool liner. It may initially seem too small, but it will form properly as you continue with the finishing work.

8. Finish installing the built-in components and fill the pool
Fill the pool with water up to just below the first built-in component. Only then carefully cut into the liner, starting with the lowest components such as lighting. Work your way up step by step and install the skimmers last.

9. Install the piping
Use flexible PVC for underground piping and rigid PVC for above-ground piping. Ensure a logical order when connecting the pipes to the technical installation.

10. Connect the pool equipment
Install the pump and sand filter for basic operation. For added comfort, you can also add a heat pump, UV filter, or dosing system. Check that everything is properly connected for clean and safe swimming water.

Ready? Then it's time for the first dive!
Finish the details afterward, such as the coping tiles, steps, handrails, and cover, and enjoy your own pool.