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, CA

A 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.

Aerial view of a container pool, hot tub and fire pit on a desert deck in Joshua Tree, California — Pool, hot tub and fire pit on one deck

White fiberglass container pool lit magenta by standard LED lighting at dusk in Joshua Tree, California — ColorLogic LED, standard on every pool

Fiberglass container pool on a wood deck surrounded by desert boulders in Joshua Tree, California — Boulders on three sides

Wide view of a container pool and deck against a boulder hillside in Joshua Tree, California — No straight lines in this yard

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Box on the Rox

Joshua Tree, CA

A 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.

Orange container pool beside a dark container home compound in the Joshua Tree desert, California — Built to match the house

Container pool lit purple at night with a glowing acrylic window in Joshua Tree, California — The window becomes the light

Container pool on a concrete deck at sunset overlooking the Joshua Tree desert valley, California — Sunset over the valley

Aerial view of an orange container pool and container home compound in the Joshua Tree desert, California — The whole compound

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StayAtlas Retreat

St. Louis, MO

A 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.

Aerial view of a container pool fitted along the fence line of a narrow St. Louis city backyard between two homes — The whole lot, from above

Container pool with white fiberglass interior and black exterior in an urban St. Louis backyard — Black outside, white inside

Container pool lit blue at night with an acrylic window in a St. Louis backyard — Night, lit from the water

Backyard at night with string lights and a container pool with a lit acrylic viewing window in St. Louis — The window glows

Stairs leading up to an above-ground container pool in a St. Louis backyard — Above ground, stairs up

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Pools with a viewing window

Multiple locations

The 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.

Black container pool with acrylic viewing window and deck beside a modern barn in Michigan — Acrylic viewing window, deck at coping height

Container pool with viewing window overlooking open desert in Joshua Tree, California — Window facing open desert

Container pool with viewing window set beside a pickleball barn with turf and decking — Window lit from inside

Corten steel container pool with acrylic viewing window and wood cladding at a desert home — Wood on one end, container bare on the other

Container pool with painted mural container and rooftop deck lit by string lights — Painted exterior, rooftop deck

Built into decks and hillsides

Multiple locations

The 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.

Overhead view of a container pool and hot tub on a deck built among desert boulders — Deck built out over the rock

Container pool and hot tub on an elevated desert deck at sunrise — Sunrise off an elevated deck

Two cabins with container pools on elevated decks lit at dusk in Tennessee — Two cabins, two pools

Container pool at sunset with loungers and fire pit in Joshua Tree, California — Evening in the high desert

Container pool set on a concrete base under construction with pergola and landscaping — On its base, before the deck

Indoors, in-ground, and after dark

Multiple locations

A 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.

Container pool and spa installed in ground inside an indoor pool house with LED lighting — In-ground, inside a pool house

Container pool lit blue at night with the corrugated container wall visible — The LED does the work

Container pool wrapped in protective plastic on site before installation — Still wrapped. This is how it arrives.

Container pool on a Hawaii lanai with mountain and ocean views — Shipped to the islands

Want to swim in one before you buy? There are ContainUR pools at 23 short-term rentals across 9 states, and 15 you can book directly. See the list →

One pool. 8′ × 20′. $45,000, with everything in it. See the pool and pricing