Rock pool slides
& jump rocks.

A rock slide feature brings the slide path and surrounding rockwork into one design. Instead of treating the slide as an isolated object, we consider how the approach, planting, waterfall and pool edge fit together. The result can be playful while still complementing a refined outdoor space.

The rockwork is sculpted by hand to create its own texture and character. A waterfall may be incorporated alongside the slide, with lighting considered as part of the overall feature.

Slide height and curve cannot be selected from appearance alone. Pool depth, the clear water-entry area, distance from walls and other features, and the applicable slide requirements determine what may be suitable. We also consider the intended users and water supply.

A feature must have a practical approach and appropriate access details. Steps, handholds or barriers, where required, belong in the initial planning rather than being added after the shape is decided.

A rock ledge does not automatically make a suitable jumping platform. Any proposed jump rock needs a specific review of pool depth, clearances, entry area and relevant requirements. We do not assume that an existing deep end is sufficient.

If the pool cannot accommodate a jumping feature, we can explore a sculpted rock accent or waterfall instead. Photos are useful for the first conversation, but dimensions and site assessment are needed to establish suitability.

For a new pool, involving us early allows the feature to be coordinated with the pool builder’s design. For an existing pool, construction access, equipment, deck alterations and the surrounding space can limit the available options.

The price depends on slide configuration, sculpted rock volume, supporting construction, access, plumbing and additional features. Send pool plans if available, photos from several angles, your budget and the ages or needs of the intended users so we can begin a practical discussion.