L-Shaped Pools
Some L-shaped pools are geometric, with hard lines and defined angles. Others are called “lazy Ls” because they’re more organic in shape with curved lines and less-defined angles.
- Design Benefits: Easily separates the shallow end from the deeper end making these great for families
- Common Features: Tanning ledge, wading area
- Considerations: Perfect for designing around an immovable feature or landscaping element
L-Shaped Options
Explore Latham’s variety of L-shaped vinyl liner options below.
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Explore All Pool Shapes
L-Shape Pools
Some L-shaped pools are geometric, with hard lines and defined angles.
Kidney Pools
Kidney-shaped pools are popular freeform pools that are rounded on each end, curving inward along one side.
Roman Pools
Roman pool shapes take a cue from the villas of ancient Rome, with two long straight edges flanked by arched half-circles at either end.
Oval Pools
Oval pools are geometric shapes with curved edges.
Rectangle Pools
Rectangular pools are a classic, geometric pool shape, with its clean lines, a linear pool is a timeless choice.
Freeform Pools
The freeform pool style can incorporate dramatic curves for a modern look or maximize available swimming space with a more relaxed wavy design.