TRADITIONAL FREEFORM FIBERGLASS POOL
CAMBRIDGE
The Cambridge is a large freeform fiberglass swimming pool that measures sixteen feet wide, a whooping thirty-six feet long, and boasts a maximum depth of seven feet! The lovely curves, multiple bench seats, and a convenience ledge that outlines the interior perimeter of the pool have made this quite a popular model.
Below you will discover a number of details relating to this pool shape. Information included ranges from this shape’s exact measurements to features that are included and available options to consider.
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16′ x 36′, Depth 3′ – 6″ to 7′ *
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Swim-up seating adds another layer of enjoyment to your swimming pool. Benches and seats offer multiple opportunities for different conversation areas in the pool, and since most folks just want to relax when they hit the water, these offer a great way to do just that. In fact, some of our customers have referred to them as their beverage benches. They enjoy winding down at the end of a long day with their favorite beverage in hand.
These offer secure entry points into the swimming pool. Both young and old will be using the swimming pool, so it is essential to have a convenient and safe option for entering the pool. All entry steps are easy on the feet and help ensure safety.
Latham products are known for their innovative technical features, many exclusive and patented, which improve product performance and extend product life. They also pay rigorous attention to detail throughout the manufacturing and quality assurance process, which enables them to offer one of the longest, strongest warranties in the business.
Crystite Colors and Crystite Technology were introduced to the swimming pool industry in 1995. Over the past 24 years, they have become the fiberglass swimming pool industry’s premier color family. This is why Latham offers exclusive color options utilizing this leading-edge technology.
Fiberglass Laminate Construction
Latham's Fiberglass Pools are the strongest in the industry. With Reinforced Ribbing, Carbon Fiber, Biaxal reinforcements, Ceramic Infused Polyester combined with Pure VE Fiberglass, Latham achieves maximum strength/flexural stiffness for every fiberglass shell.
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The waterline tile defines your pool's interior shape and is visible at the waterline. Tile on a swimming pool not only adds beauty and style to your pool design but also has the functional purpose of disguising the scum line. Also referred to as a "bathtub ring," it's a line visible on the pool's surface due to the fluctuating water line caused by evaporation, bather load, and water level.
Tanning ledges offer luxury living at its finest. If you want to bring home that resort vacation, tanning ledges are a great way to recreate that experience in your backyard. Tanning ledges vary in size and shape and are perfect for sunbathing, sipping on summertime cocktails, or splashing in the shallows with little ones. From playtime with the kids to naptime in the sun, a tanning ledge offers something for every member of your family to enjoy.
A popular add-on to any fiberglass pool is a spa. There are two types of spas to choose from, a spillover spa or a stand-alone. Both styles will offer hot water therapy to help soothe the body, mind, and spirit. Still, one of the added benefits of a spillover spa is that it also doubles as a water feature creating the soothing sounds of cascading water as it flows from the spa to the pool.
Swimming pool water features are among the top ideas for adding beauty, dimension, movement, and tranquility to any backyard space. From deck jets, cascades, rock waterfalls, and rain curtains, to name a few, there is a water feature for everyone. The hardest part is deciding which one you want!
A must-have for every new pool owner. Truly the perfect option to make cleaning your Fiberglass Pool effortless.
Enjoy your Fiberglass Pool and Spa long into the night with added lighting options. Choose from a variety of styles to create your perfect late-night getaway.
* Lengths, widths and depths may vary up to 3%. Measurements are to widest point on each side of the outside edge. Unless indicated otherwise, pools are non-diving and use of diving equipment is prohibited.
