SP105
Modular Pool with Streamline® Technology
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Swim. Relax. Save.
Our most affordable modular pool with a current. Streamline® Technology delivers a gentle flow for swimming, recovery, and low-impact exercise. Its compact size fits almost anywhere.
Size
13’11” L x 6’3” W x 4’1” H
Complete specifications
Streamline® Technology
Smooth, adjustable current for fun, all-level fitness and uninterrupted swims.
Built Your Way
Modular construction works where traditional pools can't.
Comfort + Control
Dial in water temp and jet intensity for training, recovery or play.
Grows With You
Start simple; add fitness gear, lighting and steps as your needs evolve.
Explore the SP105
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Top Speed 1:45 min / 100 yd
MAKE IT YOURS
Design an SP105 that fits your style and goals
Technical Specifications
DIMENSIONS
424 cm L x 191 cm W x 123 cm H
335 cm L x 153 cm W x 122 cm H
POWER & MAINTENANCE
What is a Modular Pool?
Built for Versatility
Convenient for swimming, water exercise and hydrotherapy.
Sized just right
Modular Pools assemble where others can’t—indoors or out, above, partial, or fully inground—with ideal sizes and depths.
Exclusive Options
Run, walk, recover, play—enhance your experience with accessories that fit your pool and your life.
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EP207
Our most compact and budget-friendly pool with Hydrodrive™ Technology, the EP207 gives you a smooth, adjustable current in a package ready to be designed, built, and customized with your own finishing material.
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Plunge Mini
Our most compact, affordable pool without a current. Its compact size fits almost anywhere and supports year-round recovery, relaxation, and low-impact exercise—with optional treadmill and hydrotherapy upgrades.
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FAQs
Modular pools are delivered in sections that can be carried through doors and stairways and assembled on-site, making it possible to install them indoors or outdoors, in ground, above ground, or partially in ground. Their unique construction allows them to go places ordinary pools can’t. They can be customized to complement existing decor or landscaping,
Available space, terrain, and access are key factors when deciding between above-ground and in-ground installations. In-ground options offer a more traditional pool look, while above-ground or partially above-ground designs can offer added safety, helping prevent accidental entry by children or pets.
We’ve designed our modular packages in the most-wanted sizes. They offer flexibility through a range of popular options, including slimmer designs with 7'–8' wide swim areas for narrow spaces. Sizes range from our compact 7' × 7' Plunge Mini to our spacious 15' × 15' EP515.
Swim-in-place technology delivers a big-pool experience in a compact space – with no flip turns needed. Our current provides adjustable resistance for a full-body, low-impact workout, while offering more options for training, fitness, and play.
Because of their compact size, many modular pools are kept warm and used year-round, even in colder climates. However, if you choose not to use your pool during freezing temperatures, they can be winterized to protect plumbing and equipment. This typically involves draining water from lines, adding winterizing chemicals, and securely covering the pool to prevent freeze damage.