40 Ft Container Pool – Classic Design
Hitchway · Ref: SCP40FT58R
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- Container Color
- Black
- Container Size
- 40ft
- Container Condition
- New
- Condition
- New
- Category
- Modified Containers
- SKU
- SCP40FT58R
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40 Ft Container Pool – Classic Design for Sale
Forty feet of straight, uninterrupted water. The Classic Design is the base specification in our 40 ft container pool range, built from a new 40-foot steel container in black, and at £8,803it is the least expensive way to get a genuine swimming length rather than a plunge pool.
Length Is the Point
A 20 ft pool is for cooling off. A 40 ft pool is for swimming. At roughly forty feet long and eight feet wide, this is a true lane — long enough to actually put in laps, narrow enough to fit down the side of a house or along a property line where a rectangular in-ground pool would eat the entire yard. The Classic Design keeps a constant depth along that length, which is the simplest configuration to install, heat and maintain.
- New 40 ft shipping container conversion, black finish
- Approximately 40 ft long × 8 ft wide
- Classic constant-profile design — no stepped floor
- Self-supporting Cor-Ten-grade steel shell
- Heating, filtration and lighting available as options
- Above-ground, partial or full in-ground placement
- Entry price point in the 40 ft range
Finish, Placement and Running Costs
The black exterior suits a modern build and hides the industrial origin better than raw steel. Wherever you put it, remember that a 40 ft pool holds roughly twice the water of a 20 ft one, so size your heater and filtration to the volume and factor the running cost into your decision. Ground preparation also matters more at this length: the shell needs continuous, level bearing along its full run, not just at the ends.