Pool Features
Pool features / selection brief
Custom pool features with a clear role.
The right custom pool features make a defined difference to the water, the setting, the controls, the season, or the way people gather around the pool.
Start with the experience to change, then choose pool add ons and pool upgrades only after their effect, build path, and adjacent decisions are clear.
Choose the question first
Choose the outcome before the pool add on.
A useful feature starts with the change it needs to create for the water, the setting, or the people using it. The feature category comes after that decision.
Water
Movement and sound
Waterfalls, rock-faced waterfalls, deck jets, spillover or integrated spas, and hydrotherapy jets are confirmed categories to consider when water movement, sound, or spa connection is the intended outcome.
Compare water featuresAtmosphere
After-dark use
In-pool and pool-area lighting belongs when after-dark visibility or atmosphere is the intended outcome.
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Daily routines
Smart controls and automation belong when the selected equipment and the household routine need a simpler control path. They coordinate compatible equipment and schedules; they do not replace the separate safety layers or the owner’s water-care responsibilities.
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Comfort planning
Heating is an installed-equipment decision that begins with intended water use, the selected pool, utilities, and controls.
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Entry and gathering
A tanning ledge or sun shelf belongs when entry, lounging, supervision, or water-edge gathering is the intended use.
Consider tanning ledgesExisting-pool decision
Can pool features or water features be added later?
They can be considered as part of an existing-pool renovation or remodel after the current pool, the selected feature, and the work needed to integrate it are reviewed together.
Bring a current photo, the experience you want to change, and anything that affects access, deck space, or surrounding work.
Bring a focused brief
Choose the upgrade in context.
Feature choices can affect the selected pool system, property conditions, approvals, timing, and written project scope.
Name the desired change
Start with water movement, atmosphere, control, season, or water-edge use.
Place it with the whole property
Use the pool-design process to consider the pool and outdoor environment together.
Check the build path
Review how Wave builds a pool before treating a feature as a fixed inclusion.
Bring the feature question, not a shopping list.
A first conversation can start with the intended use, relevant feature categories, and any existing-pool context.