What is a Negative Edge Pool?
A negative edge pool is an inground pool lacking one or more edges. While most pools have a definable edge surrounding them, the negative edge pool creates the illusion that the water lacking edges is supported by nothing. Europeans have used the negative edge pool design for centuries, but they did not gain popularity in the US until the 1950s. The negative edge pool is especially effective when the edgeless parts of the pool are located over high ground that drops away. They are also beautiful when near a water source like oceans or lakes. Near water, the negative edge pool gives the illusion that the pool water does not end, and is harmoniously continued to the water source. On high ground, the negative edge pool looks like a magic trick. How can the water simply stand up if the pool is not enclosed on all sides with an edge? Actually, the negative edge pool has a side on the edgeless side. Achieving the edgeless look is accomplished by placing a water collection reservoir below the
