Infinity Edge Pools
Infinity pools, also called negative edge or vanishing edge pools, create the illusion that the water extends to the horizon. One or more edges have no visible wall — water flows over the edge into a hidden catch basin and is recirculated. They require elevated lots or waterfront properties for the visual effect to work. Danny's Pools designs and builds infinity edge pools throughout Southwest Florida.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an infinity edge pool?
An infinity edge pool has one or more edges where the water flows over into a catch basin, creating the illusion that the pool extends to the horizon. They are also called vanishing edge or negative edge pools.
Are infinity pools more expensive to build?
Yes. Infinity edge pools require a catch basin, additional pump and plumbing, and precise engineering. They typically cost 20–30% more than a standard pool of the same size.