Four installation routes
Above-ground, partially recessed, deck-integrated and inground concepts are all possible, subject to the final foundation, structural and compliance design.
Request a quoteBoann modular container pools · August 2026 specification
Boann Container Pools combine an engineered steel support structure with an FRP fibreglass pool interior, insulation and integrated pool equipment. They can be planned above ground, partially recessed, deck-integrated or fully inground where the site engineering allows.

Technical overview
The current handbook lists four standard configurations. New Zealand reference prices are shown plus GST and delivery; projects outside New Zealand are POA by destination and configuration.
Current handbook specifications and New Zealand reference pricing are dated 17 August 2026. The final quotation and approved project drawings take precedence. Foundations, drainage, lifting, electrical, plumbing, decking, barriers, permits and local compliance remain project-specific.
Project fit
Above-ground, partially recessed, deck-integrated and inground concepts are all possible, subject to the final foundation, structural and compliance design.
A designed concrete slab is often the most controlled support. Engineered crushed-rock bases or custom structural supports may suit some projects only after project-specific confirmation.
Truck route, driveway width, turning space, overhead obstructions, crane/Hiab setup, underground services and final lift radius should be resolved before site works are finished.
Options include automatic backwash, UV treatment, salt chlorination / smart-control pathways and counter-current swim trainers.
Viewing windows, spa seating, hydrotherapy, water features, Baja ledges, infinity edges and mosaic finishes can be integrated when selected before final CAD.
FRP interior colours, exterior colours, WPC cladding, mosaic palettes and pool-cover options allow the rectangular form to remain architectural or blend into decking and landscaping.
The approved project drawing should establish the actual support points, equipment zone, penetrations, stairs and integration details before the foundation is built.
Pool barriers, permits, inspections, electrical, structural, drainage and local-authority requirements vary by jurisdiction and remain project-specific.
Ongoing care includes water balance, filtration, basket cleaning, leak checks, heating/treatment-system servicing and keeping the equipment area dry, ventilated and accessible.
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