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Apollo NZ GlobalStart Project Brief
Auremont Container Pools

Auremont Options + Configuration

Build one coordinated pool configuration — not a pile of add-ons.

Use the Auremont option families to decide which architectural, internal-layout, performance, water-system and cover features matter to the project before the final CAD and equipment schedule are released. Exact compatibility remains project-confirmed against the selected standard pool size.

Configuration principleChoose the pool first. Coordinate options around it second.
Early decisionsShell-changing options belong in CAD before production.
Water systemsFiltration, heating, treatment and performance need one equipment schedule.
CompatibilityFinal project documents control what is supplied.

Curated option families

Six decisions that materially change the finished Auremont pool.

These are the options worth treating as part of the pool design rather than late-stage accessories. Each can influence layout, services, structure or maintenance.

Auremont modular pool concept with clear viewing-window panels
01Architectural feature

Acrylic Viewing Window

Create a transparent architectural edge where the pool is intentionally visible above grade or integrated into a designed landscape.

What it changesShell opening + reinforcementPanel size / positionSeal + retaining interfaceSurrounding finish + access
Select before final project CAD.
Auremont modular pool integrated with a deck and architectural exterior treatment
02Exterior integration

WPC + Architectural Exterior

Coordinate the visible pool exterior with decking, landscape architecture and access panels rather than treating the container form as an unfinished object.

What it changesExterior finish strategyDeck interfacesEquipment access panelsDrainage + maintenance
Resolve with finished levels and landscape design.
Pool with a shallow Baja shelf and in-pool loungers
03Internal layout

Baja Shelf + Shallow Ledge

Add a shallow entry, lounging or relaxation zone within the selected standard pool footprint where the final internal layout allows.

What it changesInternal swim areaSteps + circulationWater depth transitionsFurniture / lounger clearances
Select before internal shell layout is frozen.
Conceptual Auremont dual-zone pool and spa cross-section
04Dual-zone option

Pool + Spa / Dual Zone

Create two operating zones within one modular pool project when separate relaxation, spa or contrasting-temperature use is required.

What it changesInternal divider + layoutSeparate circulation logicHeating / temperature controlControls + equipment package
High-integration option — select early.
Counter-current swim equipment for an Auremont modular pool
05Performance option

Counter-Current Swim System

Add a continuous-swimming pathway where exercise or training is important but the project does not need a conventionally long lap pool.

What it changesHydraulic demandElectrical demandEquipment-bay configurationSwim-zone layout
Confirm before the equipment schedule is released.
Optional pool water treatment equipment for Auremont
06Water system

Treatment + Automation Pathways

Structure filtration, heating and selected treatment upgrades as one coordinated water system rather than adding unrelated equipment after manufacture.

What it changesPump / filter coordinationTreatment equipmentElectrical + controlsBackwash / maintenance
Choose the desired operating pathway before final equipment selection.

Water-system pathways

Think in operating outcomes before choosing individual equipment.

Auremont does not use a website price calculator or a generic fixed equipment list for every configuration. The final equipment schedule is matched to the selected pool, options, destination and intended operating pathway.

Core filtration pathway

Pump, filter, heater and standard circulation are coordinated around the final supplied pool and destination.

Water-quality upgrade

Selected salt-chlorination or UV pathways can be reviewed where they suit the project and final equipment package.

Automation pathway

Automatic backwash and compatible control functions can reduce routine manual tasks where the selected equipment supports them.

Auremont ultraviolet treatment equipment
UV treatment pathway
Auremont automatic backwash equipment
Automatic backwash pathway
Pool filtration and cleaning control panel
Control + filtration pathway

Cover family

Manual, powered or architectural — select the cover before the surrounding site is finished.

A cover can affect power, edge geometry, travel clearances, decking and future service access. The exact cover system must also be checked against destination pool-safety requirements.

01Baseline

Manual Cover

Simple cover pathway with no powered mechanism. Storage, roll position, edge details and local pool-safety requirements still need planning.

02Powered

Automatic Electric Cover

Motorised opening and closing. Power, controls, roll / recess geometry, servicing and exact compatibility are confirmed with the selected pool.

03Architectural

Sliding Deck Cover

Moving deck-style closure. Requires clear travel space, rails, drainage, drive / support access and verified evidence for any structural or safety claim.

Planning-impact matrix

See which decisions affect the shell, water system, power and site.

This matrix shows coordination impact, not confirmed compatibility. Every selected option still needs final confirmation for the chosen Auremont size and project configuration.

OptionShell / layoutHydraulicsElectricalSite / deckDecision point
Acrylic viewing windowHighLowLowMediumBefore final shell CAD
WPC / exterior integrationLowLowLowHighBefore decks + landscaping
Baja shelf / shallow ledgeHighMediumLowLowBefore internal layout release
Pool + spa / dual zoneHighHighHighMediumEarly configuration
Counter-current systemMediumHighHighLowBefore equipment release
UV / salt pathwayLowHighMediumLowBefore equipment release
Automatic backwashLowHighMediumLowBefore equipment release
Automatic coverMediumLowHighMediumBefore edge / services freeze
Sliding deck coverMediumLowMediumHighEarly site + deck planning

Configuration sequence

A cleaner order of decisions.

Following the sequence reduces late changes to the shell, equipment bay, services or surrounding deck.

01
Choose standard size

Start with one of the four current Auremont formats.

02
Set installation level

Above ground, recessed, deck-integrated or inground.

03
Choose architectural options

Viewing window, exterior / WPC treatment and finish direction.

04
Choose internal layout

Steps, Baja shelf, pool + spa and other internal zones.

05
Choose performance

Counter-current and project-use requirements.

06
Choose water pathway

Treatment, heating and automation intent.

07
Choose cover

Manual, automatic or sliding deck cover.

08
Resolve the site

Exposure, access, services, lifting and surrounding works.

Move into project configuration

Choose the options, then let the final project documents verify the package.

Need Apollo to review it?

Turn the result into a project brief.

Project