I'd go wider than 10".

Barely large enough for Duffy’s crank.

This is probably everyone's dream to have their own lap pool. Here's my pie in the sky input.. spend a little extra bling now but you'll appreciate it greatly.

1. Go 25m
2. Go 5m wide
3. Get the lane line for in between
4. Paint the T lines
5. Greenhouse

Optional if you're a swimmer..

6. Starting block

Total wish list

7. Timing system, touch pads, 2 lane display

You're welcome.

Invite me over to christen it.

Spill over gutters or it’s a washing machine

ETA just buy this one. https://swimswam.com/...two-lane-dream-home/

I was going to post this... Gary Hall Sr had a 4 lane pool at his place when he lived in Phoenix.

Lanes look full width to me.

25m x 5m wide (standard lanes are 2.5m each)

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I'm a SCY swimmer, so that'd be my length(or 25m w/bulkhead).
Line and T for sure. Lane lines on both sides or your lane(s), whether or not you have gutters - which would be best. At least get the fittings put in, you can always buy the Lane lines later. Harder/more $ to retrofit.

All good thoughts on pool, will widen and explore cost of gutter.....but nobody has a swim spa of any brand that they would recommend as an alternative to an actual pool ?

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I have no swim spa recommendations but wanted to throw out one other thing for your consideration. While perhaps this will not matter to you, I personally would miss the camaraderie of the other swimmers at my club. Sure, you can always invited people to swim at your pool but this will only include people you know reasonably well. You will miss the random 4:15 500 swimmer who shows up and swims 1:05/100 scy at 10 spl just warming up. You will miss the D1 runners who cross-train with swimming. You will miss the 10-yr old Asian girl who swims 15 x 200 IM, all by herself, 3 afternoons per week. In sum, I think you'll miss a lot by having your own pool. Just my viewpoint but I would never build my own pool b/c of all the swimmers I would miss. I like watching good swimmers swim and I would miss that staying at home in my own pool.

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You will also miss the water walkers, the aquasizers, & the people that swim down the middle of the lane. Best of all, it can be whatever temperature you want!

Well, for me, I can put up with the non-swimmers b/c I just find it cool to get to on occasion talk in person to outstanding swimmers. I've posted this before but apparently mine is a very minority opinion b/c I can't recall anyone ever agreeing with me. :)

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