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.
Explore Latham’s variety of L-shaped vinyl liner options below.
Sizes & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 18×36, 20×40
A Full-L design is ideal for any yard with plenty of space to swim and countless options for a step or bench. Perfect for parties, it’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
*Available in 6″ and 2′ radius corners
Sizes & Specs: 14×28, 16×32, 18×40, 20×42
A relative of the Full-L, but with a gradual radius curve. So lay back as you enjoy your sunny afternoons. It’s a great day when the backyard swimming pool is the fun place to be.
*Available in 6″ and 2′ radius corners
Below are examples of L-shaped swimming pool ideas from homeowners from across the country have provided.
Download your free guide to pool shapes to learn more about the different types of pools available, and things to consider when choosing your ideal pool shape.
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Some L-shaped pools are geometric, with hard lines and defined angles.
Kidney-shaped pools are popular freeform pools that are rounded on each end, curving inward along one side.
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.
Rectangular pools are a classic, geometric pool shape, with its clean lines, a linear pool is a timeless choice.
The freeform pool style can incorporate dramatic curves for a modern look or maximize available swimming space with a more relaxed wavy design.
