Container Pool Gallery
Every pool here is the same pool: 8 feet by 20 feet, fiberglass shell, built in North Las Vegas and shipped out finished. What changes is the yard it lands in.
Hillsides, flat lots, rooftop decks, a pool house in the Midwest. California, Hawaii, Tennessee, Michigan. Same pool, different problems solved.
Desert Remedy
Joshua Tree, CAA standard build with no upgrades, set into a hillside with decking on three sides and the container left exposed at the front. It’s a short-term rental — you can book a night in it.





Box on the Rox
Joshua Tree, CAA container pool beside a container home. Custom orange exterior, white fiberglass interior, acrylic viewing window. The pool was finished to match the architecture instead of hiding from it.





StayAtlas Retreat
St. Louis, MOA narrow city lot between two houses. The pool runs along the fence line, above ground with stairs up and an acrylic viewing window that lights the whole yard at night. Proof that you don’t need acreage.





Pools with a viewing window
Multiple locationsThe acrylic window is an upgrade, and it changes what the pool is. From outside you watch people swim. From inside, light comes through the water. Adds four to five weeks to the build.
Built into decks and hillsides
Multiple locationsThe most common install. The pool sits on a level base and decking is built out to meet it, so the top edge sits flush. No excavation, no retaining walls, and it can be moved later if you do.
Indoors, in-ground, and after dark
Multiple locationsA container pool can go fully in-ground, and it can go inside — which makes it a year-round pool in a climate that otherwise wouldn’t allow one. ColorLogic LED lighting is standard on every pool we build.
