5 steps to building a Naturalis pool
Building a Naturalis pool can transform an outdoor space. Before choosing your model, it is important to understand the installation process and the main stages involved.
Naturalis pools combine a concrete structure with a wood-effect finish and a kit-based assembly system.
But how is a Naturalis pool built?
The process is divided into five steps:
Prepare the ground and base
Fix the pillars
Assemble the structure
Install the liner
Install the coping
Under suitable conditions, assembly can be completed by two people in around two days. This does not include ground preparation or the construction of the concrete slab.
1. Building a Naturalis pool: preparing the ground and base
The first step in building a Naturalis pool is preparing the installation area.
Before starting, you should consider:
Available space
Accessibility
Sun exposure
Garden surroundings
Connections required for the pool to operate
Naturalis pools can be installed in different configurations, making them suitable for a variety of outdoor spaces.
See the Naturalis pool models to compare shapes and dimensions.
A level base is essential
The pool must be installed on a stable and level surface.
The concrete slab is prepared before assembling the structure and helps ensure that all components are correctly aligned.
Depending on the ground conditions, the following work may be required:
Excavation
Groundworks
Base preparation
Good preparation makes the following stages easier and contributes to a correct installation.
2. Building a Naturalis pool: fixing the pillars
Once the base is ready, assembly of the structure can begin.
The pillars define the geometry of the pool and support the remaining components.
Their positioning must be carefully checked before moving forward. Measurements and alignment are essential to ensure that the components fit correctly.
Concrete with a wood-effect finish
One of the main characteristics of Naturalis pools is the combination of reinforced concrete and a wood-effect finish.
This makes it possible to achieve a natural appearance without using wood as a structural element.
3. Assembling a Naturalis pool structure
After the pillars, the next step is assembling the structure and coping support.
At this stage, the pool begins to take its final shape.
Naturalis pools are supplied as a kit and include the documentation required to guide the assembly process.
See our guide on how to install a Naturalis pool in 5 steps to discover the complete sequence.
How does a Naturalis pool kit work?
The kit system allows the installation to be organised step by step.
It is important, however, to distinguish between assembling the pool and preparing the site. The ground and base must be properly prepared before this stage begins.
4. Installing the liner in a Naturalis pool
Once the structure is assembled, the liner is installed.
This waterproof lining covers the inside of the pool and must correctly follow the shape of the pool shell.
The installation sequence can be summarised as follows:
Pillars → structure → coping support → liner → coping
Following this order makes installation easier and ensures that each component is ready for the next stage.
What is a pool liner?
A liner is a waterproof covering used inside the pool.
As well as protecting the pool, it contributes to the overall appearance of the interior.
Installation should follow the instructions specific to the chosen model.
5. Building a Naturalis pool: installing the coping
The final stage of building a Naturalis pool is installing the coping.
As well as providing the finishing touch, the coping helps integrate the pool visually into the garden.
Naturalis coping features a wood-inspired finish, creating visual continuity across the pool.
Once this stage is complete, the necessary connections are finalised and the components required for the pool to operate are installed.
How long does it take to build a Naturalis pool?
Assembly can generally be completed by two people in two days.
This does not include:
Ground preparation
Removal of soil
Construction of the concrete slab
The total project time therefore depends on the characteristics of the site and the work required before assembly.
Building a Naturalis pool in 5 steps
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Preparation | Choosing the location and preparing the base |
| 2. Pillars | Fixing the pillars |
| 3. Structure | Assembling the structure and coping support |
| 4. Liner | Installing the internal lining |
| 5. Coping | Finishing and completing the installation |
Why choose a Naturalis pool?
Your choice should take into account the available space, intended use and how the pool will integrate into the garden.
Concrete with a wood-effect finish
The structure and coping are made from reinforced concrete and feature a finish visually inspired by wood.
Different Naturalis pool models and dimensions
The Naturalis range includes different shapes and dimensions.
See the Naturalis pool models to explore the available options.
Kit-based assembly system
The kit system allows the installation to be organised in stages and the process to be followed using the documentation provided by the manufacturer.
What should you prepare before building a Naturalis pool?
Before ordering your pool, several important factors should be considered.
How much space is available?
Measure the available area and also consider the space required for circulation and use around the pool.
Is the ground suitable?
The slope and characteristics of the soil can influence the preparation work required.
Is excavation necessary?
Depending on the site and the chosen configuration, excavation or other groundworks may be required.
Which model is most suitable?
Consider:
Available space
Number of users
Intended use
Integration into the garden
You can request the Naturalis catalogue to explore the available models.
How should you prepare for installation?
Before starting, the pool location, base preparation and any necessary groundworks should be defined.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Naturalis team.
Frequently asked questions about building a Naturalis pool
How long does it take to assemble a Naturalis pool?
Assembly takes approximately two days for two people. Ground preparation and construction of the concrete slab are not included.
Is excavation required to install a Naturalis pool?
It depends on the characteristics of the site and the chosen configuration. Different installation solutions are available, including semi-in-ground options.
Is a Naturalis pool made of wood?
No. The structure and coping are made from reinforced concrete and feature a wood-effect finish.
Can I assemble a Naturalis pool myself?
The pool is supplied as a kit and comes with installation documentation. Naturalis uses two people as a reference for assembly.
Which Naturalis pool models are available?
The range includes different shapes and dimensions. See the Naturalis pool models to explore the available options.
Is a Naturalis pool suitable for a small garden?
There are models in different dimensions. Your choice should take into account the available space and the area required for circulation.
Where can I get more information about a Naturalis pool?
You can contact the Naturalis team with questions about models, installation and quotations.
Ready to build your Naturalis pool?
Building a Naturalis pool starts with choosing the right model and preparing the space.
The process then follows five stages: base, pillars, structure, liner and coping.
The result is a concrete pool with a wood-effect finish, designed to combine aesthetics and durability with a kit-based assembly system.
Discover the Naturalis pool models, request the catalogue or request a quotation.
Your pool starts here.
Technical information
To learn more about the assembly process, see the Naturalis 5-step installation guide.
