Pink 20 Ft Container Pool
Hitchway · Ref: SCPPNCP20FT
- UK mainland delivery arranged — or collect from our yard
- Checked over and prepared before handover
- Viewings by appointment · finance available on request
In stock — available to order
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Book a Viewing or Ask a QuestionKey Specifications
- Container Color
- Pink
- Container Condition
- New
- Container Size
- 20ft
- Condition
- New
- Category
- Modified Containers
- SKU
- SCPPNCP20FT
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Pink 20 Ft Container Pool for Sale
Most container pools are black, grey or left in raw steel. This one is pink. It is a new 20-foot container conversion — roughly twenty feet by eight — finished in a colour that makes the pool the feature of the yard rather than something you screen behind planting. Priced at £6,287.
A Pool That Is Meant to Be Seen
The pink finish is the whole point of this unit. It photographs well, it reads as deliberate rather than industrial, and it works particularly hard on properties where the pool is visible from the house, a deck or a road. If you want the container-pool concept without the container-pool aesthetic, this is the one in the range that solves it.
Twenty Feet Is More Pool Than It Sounds
A 20 ft shell gives you a genuine swimming and cooling-off space in a footprint that fits urban lots, narrow side yards and rooftop terraces where a conventional pool is a non-starter. Because the steel container is structurally self-supporting, you are not paying for shotcrete, rebar cages or a retaining structure — the shell is the pool.
Specifications
- New 20 ft shipping container conversion
- Pink exterior finish
- Approximately 20 ft long × 8 ft wide
- Steel construction, corrosion-resistant
- Options available for heating, filtration and lighting
- Install above ground, part-recessed or fully in-ground
Before You Order
Check three things: that the ground where it will sit is level and firm enough for the filled weight, that a delivery truck can physically reach the drop point, and that your local authority’s pool fencing and permit rules are covered. Sorting those out first is the difference between a two-day install and a two-month one.