Frequently Asked Questions

Aquatime Pools installs fibreglass pools across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Ipswich areas.

We offer a wide range of fibreglass pools from Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools, with options for compact backyards, family swimming and larger entertaining spaces.

Our team can help you compare pool sizes, shapes and manufacturers based on your available space, access, preferred design and how you plan to use the pool.

Yes. Our standard installation process covers the major stages from site inspection and approvals through to excavation, installation, bond beam, coping and final handover.

Building approval is included with our standard installation package, along with the final pool inspection and QBCC home warranty insurance.

Yes. Each manufacturer offers its own colour range, giving you a choice of lighter, deeper and feature finishes to complement your backyard.

Finance options are available through HandyPay, allowing eligible customers to spread the cost of their pool project over repayments. Finance is subject to lender approval and current terms.

Aquatime also offers DIY pool kits for customers working with an appropriately licensed builder. The DIY option has different inclusions and responsibilities from a standard Aquatime installation.

Yes. Our showroom is located at Unit 19/75 Waterway Drive, Coomera, and is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 3pm, with Saturday visits available by appointment.

Contact us with your property details, preferred pool size or style and any information about site access. Our team can then discuss the next steps and prepare a quote.

Aquatime groups its range into small, medium and large pools, with options starting at around 3 metres and extending to pools up to 11.25 metres long.

Aquatime offers pool designs from Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools.

No. Each manufacturer has its own models, dimensions, steps, seating and design features, so it is worth comparing the ranges before deciding.

Yes. Pool dimensions and layout drawings are provided for the individual models so you can compare length, width and depth.

The pool shell is only one part of the space required. Access, boundaries, surrounding paving, fencing and site conditions also need to be considered, which is why a site assessment is important.

Yes. Our team can help narrow the range based on your backyard, family needs, preferred pool size and the features that matter most to you.

Colour options depend on the manufacturer of the pool you choose. Aquatime can show you the relevant colour range once you have narrowed down your preferred model.

No. Depths vary between models and sizes, so check the specifications of the individual pool rather than choosing by length alone.

Consider the shape, internal steps, seating, depth, available swimming area and how the pool will sit within the rest of your backyard.

Speak with the Aquatime team about the models you are considering and we can help you understand which options are most suitable for your property.

Aquatime's small pool range generally covers compact pools around 3 to 5.5 metres long, although exact dimensions vary by model.

Yes. Small pools are designed to make better use of limited outdoor space while still providing an area for cooling off, relaxing and enjoying the backyard.

Yes. The current range includes compact plunge and slimline plunge options alongside other smaller pool designs.

Many compact pool designs incorporate steps or seating, but the exact layout depends on the model and manufacturer.

Width varies considerably between models. A slimline pool may be better for a narrow site, while other compact pools use more width to provide additional swimming space.

Yes. Aquatime's smaller pool selection includes models from Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools.

Pool size can affect price, but the final cost also depends on the model, site access, excavation conditions and any additional work required.

The available colours depend on the manufacturer of the pool shell. Aquatime can show you the corresponding colour range for your chosen model.

We recommend looking at the full pool dimensions alongside your available backyard space and arranging a site assessment to check access and installation requirements.

DIY options are available through Aquatime, although you should confirm that your preferred pool model is suitable before planning the installation.

Aquatime generally classifies pools around 6 to 8 metres long as medium pools, although individual model dimensions can vary.

Medium pools can work well for families who want useful swimming space without dedicating the majority of the backyard to the pool.

Yes. Century, Freedom and Masterbuilt each offer different designs, widths, depths, step arrangements and seating configurations.

Many medium pool designs provide enough open water for swimming while retaining steps or seating for relaxing.

Depth varies by model. Some pools have a consistent depth while others transition between shallower and deeper sections, so check the individual specifications.

Aquatime offers medium pool options from Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools.

Yes. Reviewing the layout is useful because two pools of a similar length can have very different internal swimming areas, steps and seating.

Yes. Once you know which manufacturer your chosen pool comes from, you can explore the available colour finishes for that range.

A standard Aquatime installation includes the published inclusions, subject to the stated site conditions and any variations identified for your property.

Consider how much swimming space you want, the number of people likely to use the pool and how much of your backyard you want to retain for other purposes.

Aquatime generally places pools around 8.5 metres and above in its large pool category.

Larger pools can suit bigger families, regular entertainers and homeowners wanting more open water for swimming.

Aquatime currently lists large fibreglass models up to 11.25 metres long, with exact dimensions depending on the manufacturer and design.

Yes. The range includes larger models from Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools.

Yes. Depth varies between models, so compare the individual specifications when choosing a pool for swimming, family use or entertaining.

You need to allow for the pool shell as well as surrounding areas, access, fencing and any required setbacks. A site assessment can help establish what will fit comfortably.

Fibreglass pool shells are craned into position. Aquatime's standard inclusions include standard Franna crane hire up to a 15m reach, subject to the published conditions.

Yes. Layout drawings help you compare the swimming area, seating, steps and dimensions of each design.

Yes. The team can compare the dimensions and internal features against your backyard and how you intend to use the pool.

Yes. The available colour range depends on whether your selected pool is manufactured by Century, Freedom or Masterbuilt.

Century Pools are a range of fibreglass swimming pools available through Aquatime Pools, with different sizes and shapes designed for South East Queensland backyards.

CHLORSHIELD is the surface technology used on Century Pools to help protect the finish against UV exposure, bleaching, chemical attack and everyday wear.

Yes. Century describes its CHLORSHIELD system as designed for Australian conditions, with UV and chemical resistance built into the surface system.

Aquatime states that CHLORSHIELD has been tested against tough chemical conditions and exceeds Australian Standard AS1838:2021.

Century offers compact, medium and larger pool designs. Exact dimensions depend on the model, so compare the layouts on the Aquatime pool range.

Yes. Century has its own dedicated colour range with light, blue, grey, teal and shimmer-style finishes.

Yes. Century is one of the main fibreglass pool manufacturers supplied and installed by Aquatime Pools.

The range includes slimline and plunge-style designs that may suit more restricted spaces, subject to your site's dimensions and access.

Yes. Aquatime also supplies Freedom and Masterbuilt pools, so you can compare designs and dimensions before making a decision.

Start with the available space and preferred length, then compare width, depth, steps and internal layout. Aquatime can help narrow down the options.

Freedom Pools are fibreglass swimming pools available through Aquatime in a variety of sizes and designs for compact sites, families and larger backyards.

Freedom uses close beam construction around the pool shell to provide additional support and stability around the pool structure.

Aquatime states that Freedom pool walls are reinforced with integrated support beams designed to help keep the shell secure and stable.

Freedom Pools states that its fibreglass pools come with a lifetime structural warranty, subject to the applicable warranty conditions.

Yes. Aquatime offers Freedom models across small, medium and large pool categories.

Freedom's broader Queensland range includes plunge, family, lap and other pool styles, while Aquatime offers selected models from the range.

Yes. Freedom offers MarbleTech, MarbleTech FX and Shimmer colour ranges.

Yes. Freedom is one of the pool manufacturers available through Aquatime Pools.

Yes. Compare each model's dimensions, depth and layout to find the design that suits your backyard and how you intend to use the pool.

Yes. Aquatime supplies multiple manufacturers, so the team can help you compare designs rather than limiting you to one range.

Masterbuilt Pools are fibreglass pools designed with different shapes, sizes, step arrangements and seating options for Australian backyards.

Aquatime states that the Masterbuilt range includes eight pool shapes, with multiple sizes available across the designs.

Masterbuilt uses an Allnex system made up of six protective layers designed to provide structural strength, protection and UV resistance.

Aquatime states that Masterbuilt uses 100% premium raw materials in its fibreglass pool construction.

Yes. The range includes models with different step and seating configurations, allowing you to choose a layout that suits your household.

Yes. Different models are available across Aquatime's small, medium and large pool categories.

Yes. Masterbuilt has its own dedicated colour range, including light, blue, green and darker finishes.

Yes. Masterbuilt is one of the three main fibreglass pool manufacturers available through Aquatime Pools.

Compare the pool dimensions, internal swimming area, steps, seating and depth against your available backyard space.

Yes. Aquatime offers all three ranges, making it easier to compare the designs before settling on the right pool.

Standard inclusions cover the pool shell, approvals, filtration equipment, plumbing, excavation, crane hire, backfill, bond beam, coping, safety items and final handover requirements.

Yes. The published package is based on 3m clear access and a level site. Different site conditions may require additional work or costs.

Yes. Building approval is included in the standard Aquatime package.

Yes. QBCC home warranty insurance is listed as a standard inclusion.

The current standard package lists an AstralPool XC100 cartridge filter, AstralPool E25 salt chlorinator and Viron CTX single pool pump.

Standard excavation is included, but the published inclusion excludes site levelling and rock excavation.

Standard Franna crane hire up to a 15m reach is included, subject to site conditions.

Yes. The standard package includes 600 x 400 x 20mm porcelain coping tiles.

Yes. A 150mm thick steel reinforced concrete bond beam is included.

The package includes temporary fencing for six weeks, a resuscitation sign, start-up chemicals, manual cleaning equipment and a final pool inspection.

Aquatime works with HandyPay to provide finance options for eligible customers planning a new pool.

Pool finance allows approved customers to spread the cost over repayments rather than paying the entire amount upfront.

Aquatime currently refers customers to HandyPay for pool finance options.

Yes. The Aquatime team can point you towards the relevant finance information and help you understand how finance fits into your pool project.

Rates depend on the lender's current products and your individual application. Check the current HandyPay terms before making a decision.

Available repayment terms depend on the finance provider and your approved application.

No. Finance is subject to the lender's eligibility requirements, assessment and approval.

Having an idea of your preferred pool and likely project cost can help you understand how much finance you may need.

Yes. Aquatime's enquiry process includes the option to indicate that you may require finance.

Ask Aquatime for the latest HandyPay information or review the lender's current terms before applying.

The shell colour influences the overall appearance of the water and how the finished pool works with your paving, landscaping and home.

No. Century, Freedom and Masterbuilt each have their own colour range and surface system.

Not always. Water depth, sunlight, surrounding colours and reflections can all influence how the finished pool appears.

Where examples are available, comparing the dry finish with a completed pool can give you a better idea of the final appearance.

Yes. Screens, photography and lighting can alter colour, so online images should be treated as a guide rather than an exact colour match.

It is usually helpful to narrow down your pool manufacturer and model first because the available colour range depends on the manufacturer.

Yes. The team can help you compare finishes and consider how different options may suit the style of your home and backyard.

Yes. Across the three manufacturers you will find pale finishes, classic blues, turquoise tones and deeper darker options.

Yes. Sun exposure, shade, pool depth and surrounding materials can all affect the way a pool colour appears.

Aquatime provides dedicated colour options for Century Pools, Freedom Pools and Masterbuilt Pools so you can compare the relevant finishes before deciding.

The Aquatime Century range currently includes 11 finishes across light, blue, grey, teal and shimmer-style options.

Century uses CHLORSHIELD surface technology on its fibreglass pools.

It is designed to help resist UV exposure, bleaching, chemical attack and surface oxidation while maintaining colour and gloss.

Yes. Options such as White Glaze and lighter mist or silver finishes are available within the range.

Yes. The range includes several stronger blue and teal options alongside lighter finishes.

Yes. Century's range includes finishes such as Imperial Shimmer, Sunrise Shimmer and Teal Shimmer.

Website images are useful for comparison, but lighting, water and your screen can affect how the colour appears.

Ask Aquatime about completed pool examples and available samples when narrowing down your colour choice.

Confirm availability with Aquatime when ordering, as your chosen pool model and current manufacturer options should be checked before finalising the colour.

Yes. We can help you compare your preferred finishes against the style and materials already used around your home and backyard.

Freedom currently offers three collections called MarbleTech, MarbleTech FX and the Shimmer Range.

The current Queensland range lists Emerald Pearl, Granite, Mediterranean, Pacific Pearl, Sapphire and Sky Pearl.

MarbleTech FX currently includes Alabaster, Cascade, Crystal, Moonlight Oyster, Regent, Roebuck Bay and White Haven.

The current range includes Atlantic, Bahamas, Coral Blue, Mid Blue, Mystic and Ocean Sand.

Freedom describes MarbleTech as a marble-inspired pool surface designed to provide depth, colour and long-lasting brilliance.

Freedom states that its MarbleTech finishes are engineered for durability and performance in Queensland's outdoor conditions.

No. Freedom specifically notes that images are for identification purposes and actual colours can vary through the manufacturing process.

Where possible, yes. Freedom recommends seeing the finished product and speaking with your representative before making a final colour decision.

Freedom states that MarbleTech forms part of its Pool Armour protection system and provides increased protection against bleaching caused by over-chlorination or incorrect water balance.

Yes. Aquatime can help you narrow the current Freedom range and compare finishes against the look you want for your backyard.

Aquatime currently displays nine Masterbuilt finishes ranging from light neutral shades through to blue, green and darker colour options.

Yes. Whitehaven and Platinum Quartz are among the lighter finishes currently shown in the range.

Yes. Metallic Karbon provides a much deeper finish than the lighter options in the range.

Yes. Mediterranean, Maldives, Caribbean, Bora Bora and Bahamas provide several blue-inspired options.

Yes. Tahitian Lime is one of the distinctive finishes currently shown in the Masterbuilt colour range.

Yes. Aquatime currently displays both finish and water-colour imagery for many Masterbuilt options, which can help you visualise the finished result.

Not necessarily. Sunlight, depth, reflections and surrounding materials can all influence the final appearance.

Confirm your preferred finish with Aquatime once you have selected a Masterbuilt model so current availability can be checked.

Compare both the shell finish and completed pool imagery, then consider how light or deep you want the water to appear within your backyard.

Yes. Aquatime can help you compare the Masterbuilt finishes and narrow the options based on your pool design and surrounding outdoor space.