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It’s a one-piece, UV-stabilised, roto-moulded poly plunge-pool shell that’s strong, light and designed for Australian conditions. It’s suitable for above-ground or in-ground installs and is ideal where space or access is limited.

MODEL: PP5000 - 5,000 Litres – perfect for compact courtyards and townhouses
Diameter: 2470mm ; Height: 1300mm ; Approx. 125kg Dry weight

MODEL : PP7000 - 7,000 Litres – perfect for small families or social dips
Diameter: 2900mm ; Height: 1300mm ;   Approx. 200kg Dry weight

PP10000 (approx. 10,000 L) – perfect when you want more room to float and entertain
Diameter: 3400mm ; Height: 1300mm ;   Approx. 250kg Dry weight

1x Light and Extremely Durable Plunge Pool Shell

Manufactured using only the highest quality U.V. stabilised recycled polyethylene

Rotationally moulded in one piece using state-of-the-art manufacturing methods

Skimmer Box Inclusive

Return Fitting Inclusive

Pump Hide-Away Inclusive on our 7000 litre and 10,000 litre models

Revolutionary Anti-Splash Heavy Duty Top Flange – save water every time

Kids ‘safety toe lip’ and ‘easy grab top edge’  -  keeping kids safe

Engineered Design That Meet Council Requirements (*some councils may require fencing and pool registration)

Available in 3 Modern Speckle Colours – Bondi Blueflec™, Byron Sandflec™ , Southern Slateflec™

Whilst there are a lot of added pools accessories that you can option up your new Aussie Plunge Pool with, we recommend that you start with the essentials such as:
A Filter Package (matched pump & filter) for clear, clean low-effort water sanitisation.
AND

A-Frame Pool Ladder for safe entry/exit.

We have both of these available for you on our Products Page.

In most states, any pool deeper than 300 mm requires a compliant safety barrier, registration and an inspection. Requirements vary by council/state. Obtain advice directly from your local authority and follow their instructions. Your pack includes engineering documentation and general guidance to help with any applications that may be needed. But please always confirm specifics with your local council/state resources.

Depending on location, you may need: a dedicated backwash route (e.g., sewer), CPR/safety signage on the barrier, pool registration and—in some areas—a development application. Your local council is the final authority on these.

Yes. Many owners roll-in with a trolley and two helpers when there’s a clear path; otherwise a single hi-ab lift over the house can place the shell quickly. Measure narrow points, gate openings and check for overhead obstructions; a hi-ab / crane company can confirm reach in minutes.

Yes. A flat, well-compacted base is the single biggest factor in an easy install and long, trouble-free life. Whether you’re placing the shell above-ground or in-ground, plan a simple engineered base that drains well and stays level.

Option A — Above-Ground (most common)

Recommended build-up (top-down):

1. Pool shell

2. Protective separator (optional but ideal): geotextile fabric or 5–10 mm rubber underlay to protect the shell from fine grit.

3. Level, compacted pad (100–150 mm): crusher dust/road base compacted in layers (use a plate compactor).

4. Natural ground prepared and trimmed to a gentle fall away from the pad.

Key specs & tips

- Pad size: pool diameter + 300 mm all around (e.g., PP7000 ≈ 2.9 m → pad ≈ 3.5 m diameter).

- Level tolerance: within ±5 mm across the full pad. Check with a long straightedge/spirit level.

- Drainage: the surrounding area should fall away from the pad to prevent water ponding under/around the shell.

- Edge restraint (optional): treated pine, concrete header, or masonry ring keeps the pad tidy and resists erosion.

- Don’t use: loose gravel alone, un-compacted fill, or soft garden soils—they settle and can twist the shell.

Good to know: On expansive clay or very soft soils, increase pad thickness (e.g., 150 mm), consider a geotextile layer beneath the pad, and compact in two passes. On sandy sites, a light moisture mist before compacting improves density.

Option B — Concrete Slab (premium above-ground finish)

- 100 mm reinforced slab (typical N12 mesh) on compacted sub-base, dead-flat and smooth trowel finish; include control joints outside the pool footprint.

- Provides the most stable platform, ideal if you’re building a deck right up to the shell.

- Ensure slab edges don’t create a trip or water-trap; maintain fall away from the pool zone.

Option C — In-Ground (flush or partially sunk)

1. Excavate a neat hole to the manufacturer’s footprint plus working clearance.

2. Lay a level, compacted bedding layer (crusher dust/road base, ~100–150 mm).

3. Set the shell on the level base.

4. Fill the shell with water as you backfill around it (clean backfill, compacted in shallow lifts). Filling and backfilling together stabilises the wall and prevents distortion.

5. Where ground-water is possible, discuss a hydrostatic relief solution with your installer before you start.

Important: Never backfill against an empty (or near-empty) shell. Avoid angular rock backfill directly against the wall.

Slopes, Decks & Finishes

- On a sloped yard, bench or terrace the area first; don’t build a pad that’s “thick” at one edge and thin at the other without proper retaining.

- If surrounding with a deck, use a ring beam/footings designed so the pool base remains independent (no load transferred to the shell).

- Keep soft landscaping slightly below coping level and maintain a clear drip edge for runoff.

Quick Checklists

Base Day Checklist

☐ Pad diameter = pool diameter + 300 mm

☐ Compacted in layers; surface within ±5 mm level

☐ Drainage falls away; no ponding spots

☐ Separator layer (geo-fabric/rubber) placed (optional)

☐ Edge restraint installed (optional but tidy)

Red-Flag Fix Before Delivery

☐ Soft, springy or freshly placed fill → re-compact or replace with road base

☐ Visible ponding after hosing → regrade for fall away from pad

☐ More than 5 mm level variance → re-screed/compact and re-check

Final note: The above reflects best-practice for small round poly plunge pools and aligns with the guidance we’ve been outlining. Always cross-check specific pad thicknesses and any local variations in the official installation guide provided with your Aussie Plunge Pool™ and confirm any council requirements for surrounds, drainage and barriers. If you’re unsure, send site photos and measurements—support can sanity-check your plan before delivery.

Your new Aussie Plunge Pool™ comes with detailed instructions and set-up diagrams. Connect the skimmer and return as per the included instructions and diagrams. Keep all lines clean (no gravel, dust or debris) before connection; foreign material can damage pumps and void warranties.

Please use the type grade sand and quantity specified in your filter manual. To avoid voiding the warranty, please make sure to set the filter up per the included step-by-step guide that comes with your filter purchase.

1. Confirm base is level and stable.

2. Position shell, connect fittings, and set up pump/filter.

3. Begin filling; check for leaks as water rises.

4. Check and balance the sanity of the pool water and run the filter per start-up guidance.
5. When the water is all clear - jump in and enjoy being a proud Aussie pool owner!

Your new Aussie Plunge Pool™ has been designed to be low maintenance and easy to keep clean.

- It is always good practice to have your pool filter running at least 1-2 times a day (depending on the season and pool usage) for a period of an hour each time. Use an automatic timer and you will never need worry about remembering to switch on your filter again.
- Once a day: Skim the surface and bottom of your pool with a scoop to clear leaves and debris and empty your filter basket to keep your filter free from obstruction and running optimally.
- Once a Week: Test & balance the sanity of the water. Apply appropriate pool chemicals based on the test results. Because your Aussie Plunge Pool™ is nice and compact, you won't need hardly any pool chemical product to keep it crystal clear and safe for the family to use year-round.
- Once a Week: Backwash your pool filter according to the manufacturers instructions that come with your filter.
- Once a Week: Brush down the sides and bottom of your Aussie Plunge Pool™ to keep free from any algae build-up that can occur over time.

- Continue routine filtration and testing over cooler months, however reduced run-times and less chemical applications are typical.

Yes.

Your durable Aussie Plunge Pool™ shell is safe to hold magnesium mineral water, and many owners choose magnesium for a softer feel and healthy option to a chlorine based pool.

You will need to purchase a pump and filter that has magnesium capabilities. Please consult the manufacturer of your filter before purchasing.

You sure can.

Adding a suitable pool heater as an after market add-on is a great idea. However, if you are thinking of doing this you will need to consider where and how you are placing your Aussie Plunge Pool™ as this will effect how and when you will need to add the pool heater on as an addition. Your Aussie Plunge Pool™ will need to be empty to retrofit the heaters entry and exit fittings. This may not be possible once you have dropped it into a in-ground setting.

Another option to consider is purchasing a thermal-cover to reduce heat loss and protect from falling tree debris, whilst at the same time heating your pool.

The shell is manufactured from UV-stabilised polyethylene and designed for all types of tough Australian conditions.

The shell carries a 5-year warranty and is engineered for a long service life of 20-years + under normal residential use.

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After purchase you’ll receive installation guidance, council-friendly engineering documents, and responsive friendly customer support for planning and after-sales questions.

For technical issues, share photos and a brief description so the team can assist you quickly.

Prior Preparation is Key For A Smooth Delivery Day
Step 1: Re-measure the narrowest path, gate openings and check overhead obstructions.

Step 2: If roll-in is not feasible, organise a hi-ab lift (your driver/crane operator can advise typical reach and setup).

Step 3: Notify neighbours if driveways/lanes are affected; clear the area; follow the operator’s safety guidance.

Step 1: Stop filling; assess level with a long straightedge/spirit level.

Step 2: If early in the fill, drain the shell and move to the side, re-level the compacted base (add/compact where needed).

Step 3: Reposition the shell, confirm level within a tight tolerance across the pad, resume filling.

Step 4: If already in-ground, contact support before adjustments.

Step 1: Check water level—ensure it’s above skimmer opening.

Step 2: Inspect all unions/hoses for air leaks; reseat and tighten.

Step 3: Confirm valves are open and baskets are clear.

Step 4: Verify correct sand/media and backwash/rinse per the filter manual.

Step 5: If still weak, switch off, note model details, and contact support.

Step 1: Test and balance pH/alkalinity; adjust to recommended range.

Step 2: Increase filtration run-time; clean baskets; backwash/rinse as required.

Step 3: Shock dose per chemical or mineral-system guidelines.

Step 4: Re-test after 24–48 hours; maintain routine schedule.

State/Territory pool safety & registration resources (start here and confirm locally):

• NSW Swimming Pool Register

• QLD QBCC Pool Safety

• VIC VBA Pools & Spas

• SA sa.gov.au Pool & Spa Safety

• WA Building & Energy

• ACT Access Canberra

• TAS CBOS

• NT nt.gov.au (pool & spa)

Installation guidance & engineering documentation are included with your purchase; always confirm final requirements with your local authority.

Note: Compliance items such as fencing, registration, CPR signage and routing of backwash are determined by your local council/state authority; follow their instructions and timelines. Your installation materials reiterate these requirements and include council-friendly documentation.