Lazy L pool
The L-shape, relaxed — an angled junction instead of a hard corner
The lazy L angles the junction between its two legs instead of meeting at 90°, which relaxes the whole composition. You get the L-shape's zoning — swim leg plus shallow leg — with a softer, more organic footprint that sits comfortably in informal gardens and on sloping sites.
- Informal gardens
- Zoned family pools with a softer look
- Sloping or irregular plots
Strengths
- Zoning like the L-shape, softer geometry
- The angled junction eases water circulation
- Adapts well to irregular plots
- Distinctive without being fussy
Trade-offs
- Angled walls complicate formwork slightly
- Slightly less regular swim lane than a true L
- Custom covers only
Lazy L pools by size
16 × 32 ft · Lazy L
Family pool14,712 gal · 468 sq ft
18 × 36 ft · Lazy L
Estate pool19,906 gal · 592 sq ft
20 × 40 ft · Lazy L
Estate pool24,490 gal · 732 sq ft
Also in metric sizes
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