Sun’s out, splash on! With Swim Essentials’ inflatable pools, you can turn your garden, patio, or balcony into the ultimate summer hotspot. Whether you're looking for a small baby pool for your little one, a stylish family pool, or a playful kids’ pool full of fun, our collection has the perfect match for your summer vibe.
Inflatable pools for every splash moment
Our inflatable pools are designed for every age and every kind of water fun. For the tiniest swimmers, we offer adorable baby pools with cheerful prints, perfect for safe splashing. Got active kids who love to play? Our play pools come with fun designs and playful details to keep them entertained for hours. And if you're ready to cool off too, our family-sized inflatable pools are the ultimate way to enjoy the summer sun together.
Stylish & Practical
At Swim Essentials, we believe in combining function with fashion. Our inflatable pools aren’t just convenient they're real eye-catchers. With trendy prints like leopard, floral, and natural tones, our pools fit beautifully into any outdoor space. They're easy to set up, quick to store, and always ready to bring the summer fun.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions: Inflatable Pools
How long can water stay in an inflatable pool?
For small paddling pools without a filter, the usual advice is to refresh the water every day, especially in warm weather. Larger pools with a filter pump and water treatment can be used for longer. Cover the pool when you are not using it and remove leaves and insects. Is the water cloudy or does it smell? Then replace it.
What should you put under an inflatable pool?
Set up the pool on a flat, level surface without stones, sharp objects or roots. A ground cover under the pool protects the bottom against wear and punctures and keeps it cleaner. Grass underneath can turn yellow if the pool stays in the same place for days, so move a small pool regularly.
How do you keep the water in an inflatable pool clean?
Cover the pool after use, skim off leaves and insects and let children rinse their feet before getting in. Babies and toddlers who are not potty trained should wear a swim diaper. For small pools, emptying and refilling is the simplest way to keep the water fresh. For larger pools, a filter pump helps.
How do you make an inflatable pool last longer?
Lifespan depends mostly on use and storage. Place the pool on a ground cover, do not overinflate it and keep sharp toys out. After the season, empty the pool, clean it, let it dry completely and store it folded in a dry place, away from frost. Many of our pools come with a repair kit for small leaks.
What is a good inflatable pool for children?
A good inflatable pool suits your child's age, is sturdy and has several air chambers. For babies and toddlers there are baby pools of Ø 60 cm. For children aged 1 to 3 there are kids pools of Ø 100 cm, also with a canopy against the sun. From age 3 there is, for example, a pool of 200 x 120 x 40 cm with three air chambers and 350 litres of water. Always stay close by.
What are the advantages of an inflatable pool?
An inflatable pool is quick to set up, takes up little space and can be drained, folded and stored after the summer. It also fits on a small patio or balcony. It holds less water than a frame pool, so it is quicker to refresh and warms up faster. Would you like a larger pool for the whole summer? Then take a look at a frame pool with a filter pump.
How do you inflate an inflatable pool?
The quickest way is with an electric air pump. The Swim Essentials Air Pump SE moves 150 litres of air per minute and is suitable for pools, swim rings and other inflatables. Inflate each air chamber separately until the pool is firm but not rock hard, as overinflating puts strain on the seams. On hot days the air expands, so let a little air out if the pool feels very tight.
Why does an inflatable pool have several air chambers?
Separate air chambers make an inflatable pool sturdier and more stable. Swim Essentials baby pools and kids pools of Ø 100 cm have two air chambers, the kids pools of Ø 150 cm have three and the large play pools with a slide have seven. More chambers give more support along the edge, which helps when children lean on it or climb in and out. A sturdy pool never replaces supervision.
