The project starts with a standard Auremont size, then selected options and the final equipment package are resolved before manufacture.
Auremont Technical Centre
Technical planning for a configured modular pool.
Use this centre to understand the Auremont standard-size modular system, compare cover and installation pathways, and see what must be confirmed before foundations, lifting and services are locked. Configuration-specific dimensions and performance remain tied to the final project documents.
Pump, filter, heater, treatment and return pathways need to work together and remain serviceable after site completion.
Support, retaining, drainage, electrical connection, barriers, landscaping and approvals depend on the destination project.
Published planning diagrams explain the system, while current project documents control the actual supplied pool.
Auremont · technical drawing set
Understand the system before final project release.
These planning drawings explain the Auremont shell, service zone, water route, installation levels, architectural options and delivery logic. Final project CAD and the confirmed equipment schedule control manufacture and installation.
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AUREMONT TECHNICAL REFERENCE
System anatomy
The modular pool is planned as a coordinated shell, structure, insulation and service system rather than a standalone vessel.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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Installation routes
The same modular pool concept can meet the landscape at different levels, but structure, drainage and service access change with each route.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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Water + treatment flow
Filtration, heating and treatment are selected as one hydraulic package and confirmed on the final equipment schedule.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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AUREMONT TECHNICAL REFERENCE
Equipment-bay service logic
The pool remains maintainable only if the service zone stays ventilated, drained and accessible after landscaping and decking are complete.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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Acrylic viewing-window interface
The clear viewing panel is an architectural option whose opening, reinforcement and seal geometry are resolved before manufacture.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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Cover system pathways
Three cover levels can be configured, but motor, structure, travel space and any safety / load performance must be verified for the selected system.
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Delivery + placement workflow
Pool delivery is planned backwards from final placement: receiving route, crane setup and site readiness are resolved before dispatch.
AUREMONTPLANNING REFERENCE / NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
Current standard size range
Keep the four existing Auremont sizes as the commercial starting point.
The published size range stays unchanged. Final project CAD clarifies the actual internal swim area, water depth, freeboard, service bay and configured external envelope.
Compact
4.0 × 2.0 × 1.4 mSmall-footprint / plunge-style pathway
Compact Plus
4.3 × 2.25 × 1.4 mCompact residential pathway
Mid-size
5.1 × 2.24 × 1.5 mGeneral residential / hospitality pathway
Long format
9.1 × 2.2 × 2.0 mLonger swimming / training pathway
Auremont cover systems
Three clear cover pathways instead of one generic option.
The cover should be selected early because it can affect power, edge geometry, service access, deck layout and the space needed beside the pool.
01Baseline pathway
Manual / Roller Cover
The simplest current cover route. A manual roller can be coordinated where it suits the pool edge and surrounding layout.
Project confirmationCover material + dimensionsRoller / storage positionCompatibility with selected steps and edge detailsLocal pool-safety requirements
02Powered pathway
Automatic PVC Cover
Motorised flexible-cover operation for projects wanting faster day-to-day opening and closing, subject to the selected pool and destination requirements.
Project confirmationPVC cover specificationMotor + control modelPower supply and isolationCover recess / roll geometryCompatibility, servicing and local safety requirements
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Automatic Slatted Cover
Retractable rigid/slatted cover pathway where a more architectural powered closure is preferred.
Project confirmationSlat material + profileMotor + control modelPower supply and isolationRecess / roll geometryCompatibility, servicing and local safety requirements
04Architectural pathway
Sliding WPC Deck Cover
A moving deck-style cover can transform the closed-pool condition into usable surrounding space, but it requires detailed project information and local structural coordination.
Project confirmationDeck structure + rail layoutClear travel / parking zoneDrainage and controlsVerified load / safety evidence for the exact supplied system
Cover claim control: do not describe a cover as load-bearing, child-resistant, compliant or safety-rated unless the exact supplied cover has current supporting evidence applicable to the destination requirement.
Technical data structure
Each Auremont project is organised around a controlled technical schedule.
Confirmed project values are organised into clear shell, equipment, hydraulic, electrical, delivery and ownership categories so the supplied package can be reviewed as one coordinated system.
FRP interior · insulated shell system · configured support structure
Exact laminate, insulation and structural details are confirmed from current production documentation.
Pump · filter · heater · lighting · controls
Exact brand, model, flow, power and electrical load are locked on the final equipment schedule.
Integrated equipment · concealed / buried plant · project-matched remote plant
The selected plant arrangement must preserve access, drainage, ventilation and future component replacement while remaining hydraulically suitable for the configured pool.
Skimming / suction · filtration · heating · treatment · return
Pipe sizes, materials, valves, turnover rate, backwash and waste connections remain project-confirmed.
Heating · lighting · controls · treatment · powered cover where selected
Destination voltage/frequency, connected load and protection requirements are confirmed before production.
Configured transport envelope · dry weight · lift points
Crane planning must use final order documentation rather than generic container dimensions.
Support points · levels · drainage · retaining · service clearances
Foundation and surrounding works follow the configured pool, local ground conditions and destination engineering rather than a generic slab detail.
Fill / top-up · backwash / waste · equipment drainage
Destination plumbing routes and discharge requirements are coordinated before decks, walls and landscaping close access.
Structure · shell · equipment · accessories · selected options
Applicable warranty periods, exclusions and claim requirements are confirmed in the final order documentation rather than assumed from generic marketing material.
Water balance · filtration · equipment access · cover care · exposed-material inspection
Final operation and maintenance documents are issued against the supplied package and should remain with the project record.
CAD · equipment schedule · lifting data · service interfaces · manuals
The destination contractor pack should contain the configured information needed to prepare, receive, place, connect and maintain the pool.
Quality & production testing
Build the evidence pack around the exact pool being supplied.
Auremont separates confirmed project records from configuration-specific claims. Where a test method, material value, certification or warranty is still being confirmed, the website does not invent a number; the final production and release documents control.
Pre-production release
Approved CAD · option schedule · equipment scheduleManufacture should proceed only after the shell-changing options, equipment package and supplied scope are frozen for the project.
Shell + structure evidence
FRP build-up · support structure · insulation · coatingsCurrent material and construction evidence is retained against the selected production specification. Configuration-specific values are not presented as universal Auremont claims.
Viewing-window evidence
PMMA / acrylic grade · thickness · support · sealingWhere a viewing window is selected, the project record should identify the actual material, thickness, support arrangement and relevant test / warranty information.
Water / leak testing
Method · duration · acceptance recordThe exact factory water / leak test procedure and evidence are requested against the supplied configuration before release. No blanket duration or pressure claim is made until verified.
Electrical + equipment checks
Component identity · ratings · controls · destination compatibilityPump, filtration, heating, lighting, treatment and powered options should be traceable to the final equipment schedule and destination electrical requirements.
Release documentation
Final weight · transport envelope · lift data · manuals · warrantyThe shipment release pack should give the destination team the configured information needed for freight, lifting, placement, connection, ownership and future service.
Evidence rule: structural, laminate, corrosion, acrylic-window, water-test, electrical, certification and warranty claims are published only when they are supported by current documentation for the production specification being offered.
Delivery + site release
Do not pour the final slab or book the crane from a generic pool listing.
The configured Auremont order should provide the actual support information, shipping dimensions, dry weight and lifting details needed by the destination project team. Delivery planning then works backwards from final placement.
01Confirm selected pool + options02Approve project CAD03Issue configured lifting / shipping data04Confirm foundation + crane plan05Receive, place + connect locally
Auremont project brief
Information that moves an idea into a configured pool project faster.
Early-stage projects can proceed with partial information, but access and installation level should be considered before surrounding site works become fixed.
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