Stainless Steel Pools
Built Right
& Made
To Last
Built with pride in the heartland of America, Natare Pools is a world leader in designing, manufacturing, supplying,
& Made
To Last
and installing the highest quality stainless steel pools, spas, equipment, and complete aquatic systems.
Natare has
more than 50 years of experience in the aquatics industry
Natare has been trusted on thousands of projects worldwide, from international competition venues and university training centers to world-class aquatic facilities and luxury resorts. Each project reflects our commitment to being built right and made to last.
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Natare Solutions
Pool Construction Systems
Pool Construction Systems
Natare offers two advanced stainless steel pool systems – All-Welded (AWS) and Structural Panel (SPS) – engineered for strength, flexibility, and long-term performance. Both systems are fully customizable to meet your project’s needs, from commercial complexes to elevated rooftop installations.
Competition & Training Pools
Natare competition and training pools are expertly engineered to minimize waves and surges, providing a controlled and neutral environment essential for peak competitive performance.
Specialty & Personal Pools
Natare specialty pools offer flexible, custom-designed solutions for unique aquatic needs. From counter-swim pools and plunge tanks to lazy rivers and personal lap pools, our stainless steel systems combine durability and innovation to fit any facility or purpose.
Elevated & Rooftop Pools
Natare stainless steel pools are lightweight and durable, ideal for rooftops and high-rise buildings. Our modular systems reduce structural load while offering custom designs that fit any space, creating unique and lasting aquatic experiences.
Hydrotherapy Pools & Spas
Natare hydrotherapy pools and spas are built for comfort, durability, and clinical precision, making them perfect for rehabilitation, wellness, and recovery environments. Our stainless steel systems are easy to install, low-maintenance, and fully customizable.
Public & Community Pools
Built for long-term use and high-volume traffic, Natare’s stainless steel pool systems are ideal for municipalities, schools, and community centers as they are customizable, code-compliant, and easy to maintain.
Hotels & Resorts Pools
Natare designs and manufactures stunning stainless steel pools for hotels and resorts around the world. Engineered for elegance and built to last, our systems deliver the luxury, durability, and custom features needed to create unforgettable guest experiences, whether on a rooftop, courtyard, or beachfront.
High-End Luxury Residential Pools
Natare designs luxury residential pool systems primarily for new construction. Stainless steel construction allows pools to be engineered with accuracy and control while supporting refined architectural designs and long service life.
Stainless pool equipment systems built right and made to last.
Employee Owned and Built with Pride
Employee Owned and Built with Pride
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The Smarter Pool Solution
Stainless Steel vs Concrete
Stainless vs. Concrete
Stainless steel pools are significantly lighter than concrete (roughly 1/10th the weight) and allow the flexibility to adapt to nearly any site condition.
Concrete pools require extended curing times and weather dependent phases. Stainless steel pools are pre-engineered and fabricated off-site, allowing for quick installation.
Stainless steel pools do not crack, stain, or spall and never require any continuous resurfacing or patching like concrete pools.
Concrete pools are customizable, but they also require skilled formwork and finishing which can increase construction costs. Stainless steel pools offer sleek finishes with a polished stainless finish and integrate easily with PVC membranes, tiles, or stone.
Stainless steel pools are fabricated with recyclable materials, can reduce construction waste, and offer a long service life unlike concrete pools that consume more raw materials and require frequent renovations over their lifetime.
Welded vs Bolt Together
Welded stainless steel pools are fully TIG welded which create a unified, structurally sound stainless steel shell without the use of mechanical joints, gaskets, or sealants like bolt-together pool systems.
Welded stainless steel pools are inherently watertight due to their continuous welded seams and do not depend on the use of PVC membranes for waterproofing like bolt-together systems.
Welded stainless steel pools support custom shapes, curves, configurations, and complex layouts while bolt-together systems are limited to rectilinear layouts.
Bolt-together systems rely on the use of gaskets and sealants which can develop leaks overtime and call for regular maintenance checks, retightening, or resealing. Welded pools are low maintenance and do not have any of those risks thanks to their continuous welded seams.
Stainless Steel Bulkheads vs Fiberglass Bulkheads
Stainless steel bulkheads can withstand the rigors of high-use competition and training environments without the fear of cracking, delamination, and surface wear like fiberglass bulkheads risk.
Natare’s bulkheads are custom-fabricated to exact specifications and dimensions of a pool, ensuring long-term structural integrity while fiberglass options are often limited to pre-molded designs and lack the same degree of precision.
Stainless steel bulkheads can be customized in length, width, configuration, and surface treatment - including the integration of timing equipment, spargers, and water polo goals. Fiberglass bulkheads are limited to standard shapes and sizes, offering fewer customization options.
Natare bulkheads feature non-slip, wear-resistant walking surfaces and corrosion-resistant finishes that are easy to clean and maintain unlike fiberglass surfaces which can become slick or degrade over time requiring frequent repairs or maintenance.
Stainless steel bulkheads offer a longer service life with minimal maintenance and virtually no need for structural replacement while fiberglass bulkheads may require more frequent repairs or full replacement within 10-15 years.
PVC Membrane vs Plaster
PVC membrane is a completely watertight and non-porous lining system that forms a continuous barrier across the entire pool surface, covering cracks, joints, and structural defects. Pool plaster is porous, has no waterproofing capability, and can easily crack or chip over time.
PVC membrane is a soft and slip-resistant surface that is extremely comfortable for bare feet and reduces the risk of skin abrasions and injuries unlike plaster that is quite rougher and can become a risk for cuts or injuries.
Natare PVC membranes can last for 15+ years with their high resistance to UV exposure and pool chemicals along with proper care and maintenance. Plaster surfaces degrade overtime and often require to be replastered every 5-10 years.
PVC membrane systems are ideal for pool renovations because they can be easily installed directly over damaged plaster or tile while plaster finishes require more work before reapplication.
PVC membranes are often available in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures which allows a custom pool interior unlike plaster which is usually limited to white or blue.
MicroFlo ® Filtration vs Pressure Filter
MicroFlo vacuum sand filters provide filtration through a gravity-based system that pulls water downward through the sand media which captures the fine particles while a traditional filter relies on pressurized flow which can cause channeling and potentially clog up the media.
MicroFlo uses low-velocity, gravity-assisted backwashing that requires less water and energy unlike traditional pressure filters that require high-velocity backwashing that consumes larger volumes of water and can strain the plumbing system.
MicroFlo vacuum sand filtration systems are designed with an open top and walk-in access that makes inspection and maintenance much easier and safer while pressure filters are closed tanks that require shutdowns for internal inspection.
Vacuum sand filters operate at lower pressures which reduce pump energy requirements and mechanical wear, leading to long-term utility savings. Pressure filters require much more energy to be used to maintain adequate flow, leading to higher operational costs.
MicroFlo is constructed from stainless steel that is specifically designed to a facility’s requirements to ensure long-term performance with minimal maintenance. Traditional pressure filters are made from coated steel or fiberglass and often require replacement within 10-15 years.
A History of Quality Craftsmanship
See why Natare is one of the world’s most respected stainless steel pool manufacturers and suppliers of custom equipment for commercial swimming pools, water parks, and aquatic centers.
