Description
A bespoke rigid inflatable pool for projects that do not fit a standard family format: campsites, holiday accommodation, events, clubs or sites with particular siting constraints.
When is a bespoke build worth considering?
Campsite and holiday accommodation
Creating a seasonal pool that fits a pitch, a terrace or a particular accommodation offer.
Events and activities
Planning a temporary pool for a defined use, with transport, set-up, draining and storage thought through in advance.
Community project
Adapting the dimensions, access and equipment to the constraints of a club, a company or a local authority.

The information the specification needs
Dimensions and depth
Length, width or diameter, wall height, the water level you want and the space available around the pool.
Footfall and use
Number of people, how often it will be used, the season and whether the setting is private, tourist or event-based.
Ground and logistics
Type of base, load-bearing capacity, delivery access, handling, electrical supply and how the pool can be drained.
Customisable elements to be studied
| Geometry | Rectangular, round or a specific shape, subject to technical feasibility |
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| Dimensions | Set from the space, the use and the manufacturing constraints |
| Construction | Drop-Stitch walls in reinforced PVC, with no surrounding frame |
| Connections | Number, position and diameter according to the hydraulic circuit |
| Filtration | Studied separately from the volume, the footfall and the target water quality |
| Cover | Standard or bespoke, according to the geometry and how it will be handled |
| Water treatment | Conventional or salt solution, depending on the compatibility of the whole system |
| Branding | Flocea logo and further customisation depending on the project |
A pool, but also a chain of equipment
Sizing does not stop at the pool. The proposal can take in the cover, the filtration, the treatment, the ladder, inflation, the connections and the parts needed for upkeep.


Bespoke salt treatment: sizing the whole chain
A salt chlorinator does not heat the water and does not work like a heating element. Fitted downstream of the filtration, its cell converts the chloride from the dissolved salt into active chlorine. On a bespoke pool the choice depends on the usable volume, the temperature, the footfall, the exposure and the daily filtration run time.
| Up to 10 m³ | Indicative nominal output: 2.5 g/h |
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| 10 to 18 m³ | Indicative nominal output: 5 g/h |
| 13 to 27 m³ | Indicative nominal output: 7.5 g/h |
| 23 to 45 m³ | Indicative nominal output: 10 g/h |
| To be monitored | pH, salinity, flow, temperature, material compatibility and filtration run time |

Stages of the Flocea study
1. Qualification
Gathering the dimensions, the intended use, photos of the site and the equipment you are looking for.
2. Feasibility
Validating the geometry, the connections, the filtration and the delivery constraints.
3. Proposal
Setting out a configuration, what is included, the lead time and the price.
Frequently asked questions
Which businesses is a bespoke rigid inflatable pool for?
It can be studied for a campsite, tourist accommodation, a leisure centre, a club or a temporary installation, provided the obligations that apply to the site and to admitting the public are checked.
What dimensions can be manufactured?
Dimensions depend on what can be manufactured, plus the height, the pressure, the reinforcements, access and transport. Flocea puts the project through the study stage before making any proposal.
Can the connections and branding be customised?
Yes, subject to feasibility. The position of the connections, the colour, the branding and certain accessories can all be set out in the specification.
Is commercial filtration included?
Not as standard. The flow rate, the filter media, the pumps and the treatment are sized from the volume, the footfall and the operating conditions.
Is a bespoke inflatable cover possible?
It can be studied alongside the pool so the geometry stays consistent and the handling and storage method is settled.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Give us the space available, the depth you want, the use, the footfall, the location, the access, the base you have in mind, the equipment you expect and the project timescale.












