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1. Definition

• What is an Infinity Pool?

  
  An infinity pool, also known as a vanishing edge pool, is designed to create the optical illusion that the water extends to the horizon, disappears, or merges seamlessly with a larger body of water such as the ocean, sky, or landscape.

2. Key Features

• Vanishing Edge Design: One or more edges are built at water level to let water overflow into a catch basin.

  
  

• Visual Illusion: Creates a visual effect of water with no boundary.

  
  

• Recirculation System: A hidden basin collects overflow water and pumps it back into the pool.

  
  

• Luxury Appeal: Often found in high-end resorts, villas, or scenic residential properties.

3. Design Considerations

• Location & View: Best suited for properties on hillsides, cliff edges, or beachfronts to maximize the horizon illusion.

  
  

• Structural Engineering: Requires precise planning and often reinforced structural support.

  
  

• Water Management: Efficient filtration and recirculation system is critical to maintain cleanliness and water levels.

  
  

• Materials Used: Typically utilizes modern materials like glass tiles, stone, and concrete for seamless finishes.