Infinity Pool

The design of infinity pools involves careful water-level management, which allows for the vanishing edge effect. To achieve this, a special overflow system is employed that collects and returns the water back into the pool from a hidden reservoir located just below it.

What is an infinity Pool?

An infinity pool, also known as infinity edge pool, zero edge pool, overflow pool or spillover pool, is a reflecting pool/ swimming pool where the water flows over one or more edges, producing a visual effect of water with no boundary. May also be known as zero-edge pools or rimless pools, infinity pools are designed to give the illusion of a missing edge.

The water appears to flow beyond the edge and into, well, infinity. These pools are often built with beautiful horizons beyond the 'missing edgeA regular pool will have a skimmer and will have all sides completely above the water level.

An infinity pool may have no visible skimmers and at least one edge that is below the water level to help give the impression that it blends into the surrounding area. The design of infinity pools involves careful water-level management, which allows for the vanishing edge effect. To achieve this, a special overflow system is employed that collects and returns the water back into the pool from a hidden reservoir located just below it