Barrier Reef Pools · Mid-size model
Laguna Fiberglass Pool
A shallower sibling to the Grande with the same footprints and a 5'10" deep end.
Laguna sizes and specifications
Manufacturer-published figures for every Laguna build. Depths are measured inside the shell; finished coping and deck heights are set during installation.
| Build | Length | Width | Shallow | Deep | Lounger | Gallons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laguna 29 | 29' | 13'9" | 3'5" | 5'10.5" | — | 12,200 |
| Laguna 23' | 23' | 11'3" | 3'5.5" | 5'1.5" | — | 7,400 |
Source: Barrier Reef Pools USA Laguna page. Specifications can change between model years — we confirm current figures before order.
Who this model suits
Families with young kids who want depth they can still stand in.
Included on every install
- Perimeter safety ledge moulded into the shell
- Smooth, non-porous gelcoat finish (low chemical demand)
- Lifetime structural shell warranty from Barrier Reef
- Utah permitting, excavation, plumbing and startup handled by our crew
Installing the Laguna in Utah
A 23'–29' long · 13'9" wide shell needs open access for an excavator and a crane or boom truck on set day. On tight St. George infill lots and sloped Utah County foothill lots that access route — not the shell itself — is usually what decides the model. We check it before quoting.
Once permits are issued, most Barrier Reef installs go from dig to swimming in two to four weeks. Utah County builds also get freeze-thaw-appropriate plumbing runs so the pool can be winterized properly each fall; Southern Utah builds are set up for a far longer season and higher evaporation.