AUREMONT vs ORDRAN — Which Pool Range Fits the Project?
Apollo has two deliberately separate pool ranges. AUREMONT starts with one of four fixed standard external sizes. ORDRAN starts with the architectural brief and configures the pool geometry around the project within documented structural, production and freight limits.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
01
Choose AUREMONT when a standard size works
AUREMONT is the standard-size modular range: Compact 4.0 × 2.0 × 1.4 m, Compact Plus 4.3 × 2.25 × 1.4 m, Mid-size 5.1 × 2.24 × 1.5 m and Long Format 9.1 × 2.2 × 2.0 m.
Installation, equipment and compatible options can be configured around the chosen shell, but the external length, width and depth stay within those four defined formats.
02
Choose ORDRAN when the architecture drives the pool
ORDRAN is the made-to-measure architectural range for projects where pool length, width, depth, infinity / overflow geometry, viewing windows, resort integration, wellness functions or difficult-access construction need to be developed around the brief.
Final geometry still has to respect structure, production and transport limits; made-to-measure does not mean unlimited geometry.
03
Do not mix the construction data
AUREMONT and ORDRAN have different product logic, technical evidence and production pathways. A detail, lifting rule or construction build-up from one range should not be copied onto the other unless the exact project documents support it.
04
Use project information to choose the pathway
Provide the destination, available pool zone, desired water dimensions, intended use, plans or sketches, access / crane constraints and any requirements for infinity edges, windows, heating, treatment, counter-current systems or covers.
That information is reviewed remotely; neither range includes physical site inspection as part of the supply pathway.
Comparison reference
AUREMONT vs ORDRAN selection matrix
Use the project requirement—not the brand name—to choose the correct pool family.
Planning criterion
AUREMONT
ORDRAN
Size strategy
Four fixed external standard sizes
Made-to-measure project geometry
Best starting point
Select the closest standard shell
Define the architectural / water brief
Custom external length / width / depth
No
Yes, within project limits
Infinity / overflow architecture
Not a core range pathway
Dedicated ORDRAN INFINITY pathway
Viewing-window architecture
Compatible option on selected standard shells
Dedicated architectural window pathway
Repeat programmes
Strong fit where standard pool types repeat
Strong fit where repeat projects still need custom architectural geometry
Supply model
Supply-only
Supply-only
Final project drawings, equipment schedules, logistics information and local project requirements control the supplied pool in both ranges.
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