Head Office 08 6383 6352 • 1800 348 346
Office Location 4/14 Jacquard Way Port Kennedy WA 6172
Mon–Thu: 8 AM – 4 PM, Fri: 8 AM – 2 PM Sat–Sun by Appointment
Head Office 08 6383 6352 • 1800 348 346
Office Location 4/14 Jacquard Way Port Kennedy WA 6172
Mon–Thu: 8 AM – 4 PM, Fri: 8 AM – 2 PM Sat–Sun by Appointment
Allcast Precast pools are manufactured in Woombye, Queensland.
Due to the pools being precast in a mould, modifications such as increasing or decreasing the size is not possible. However the Nusa pool does come in 3 different depth options.
Villa Plunge Pools combine customer orders and transport to Perth via Road Train, transporting 5 – 6 pools at a time.
Allcast Precast pools include with a stone coping tile as standard, their pools are fully tiled in ceramic mosaic tiles and have customisable options for seat, step position, and filtration.
Allcast Precast pools can be installed fully in ground, above ground or semi in ground. For all installations the base of the pool needs to be supported in ground between 300mm – 400 mm, and be lifted on a 75mm screeded road base. A concrete slab is not required.
If the pool is installed 1200mm above ground, you may be able to use some of the external pool wall as part of your pool fence. This will depend on where filtration plumbing and skimmer box is positioned, as these tend to be climbable. In most cases 2/3rds of the pool can be used as the pool barrier, with customers positioning the filtration plumbing and skimmer box to be positioned under a pool deck.
Our pools are not designed to be weight – bearing. Direct fixing to the pool will avoid the manufacturers warranty.
A seven year manufacturers warranty comes with every pool.
Yes , we recommend an electric heat pump that can either be installed as an optional upgrade with your pool or retrofitted at a later date.
Yes we can, Villa Plunge Pools have their own drafting service and can all plans and submit the required documents for a building permit to install your pool. Plans and permits are included in our quotation.
We use a standard Swimming Pool and Spa Association contract. The deposit is 6.5 % of the contract price with future progress payments at Shell Construction, Internal Finish, Delivery and Installation.
Yes we have partnered with handypay, details can be found on our finance page. Finance Options – Villa Plunge Pools.
Yes, you will need a crane to lift the pool into place. Crane costs can vary greatly depending on the length of the lift and access to site. Villa Plunge Pools will complete a site assessment to determine the length and height of the lift. This information is then passed onto our preferred crane installers who will provide a fixed price for the crane lift. Villa Plunge Pools only change for the actual cost of the crane lift with no mark up, a receipt for the crane lift is provided to you after install.
Our pools are perfect for any site including sloping blocks.
The crane assessment will also determine if traffic management is required. Traffic management is often avoided if lifting from a culdesac, or where the crane can be positioned on the verge or customers property.
Yes, the length of the crane’s boom can extend in height and length to clear powerlines.
Allcast Precast manufactures its pools in Woombye, Queensland.
No, you cannot change the size of a precast pool because it is built in a mould. However, the Nusa pool comes in three different depth options, which gives you flexibility.
Villa Plunge Pools combines customer orders and delivers them to Perth by road train. In most cases, we transport 5–6 pools at a time. As a result, delivery becomes more efficient and cost-effective.
Allcast Precast pools include a stone coping tile as standard. In addition, we fully tile every pool in ceramic mosaics. Customers can also choose extra options such as step position, seat layout, and filtration.
We can install Allcast Precast pools in the ground, above the ground, or semi-inground.
Therefore, for all installations, we support the pool base in ground between 300–400 mm and lift it on a 75 mm screeded road base. As a result, you do not need a concrete slab.
If you install the pool 1200 mm above ground, you may, for example, use part of the external pool wall as fencing. However, this depends on where the skimmer box and plumbing are positioned, since they can be climbable.
In most cases, two-thirds of the pool can act as a barrier. In addition, customers often place the plumbing and skimmer box under a pool deck for safety.
No, you cannot attach a fence or deck directly to the pool. However, we can help you plan alternative solutions. We do not design our pools to be weight-bearing, and direct fixing would void the manufacturer’s warranty.
As a result, we provide every pool with a seven-year manufacturer’s warranty for your peace of mind.
Yes, you can heat your pool. For example, we recommend an electric heat pump. You can install it during the initial build or retrofit it later if needed.
Yes, we can arrange all required plans and permits. Our drafting team prepares the documents and submits them for council approval. In addition, we include this service in every quotation.
We use a standard Swimming Pool and Spa Association contract. The deposit is 6.5% of the total contract price.
After that, you make progress payments at four key stages:
This staged approach keeps the process clear and manageable.
Yes, we have partnered with Handypay. As a result, you can apply for flexible finance options directly through our Finance page.
Yes, you will need a crane to lift the pool into position. Crane costs vary depending on the lift’s length, height, and site access.
How costs are calculated
First, we complete a site assessment to check requirements. Then, we pass the details to our preferred crane installers, who provide a fixed price.
Final steps
As a result, you only pay the actual crane cost, with no mark-up. Finally, we give you a receipt for the crane hire after installation.
Yes, our pools are suitable for sloping blocks. In fact, they are often the best choice for challenging sites where traditional pools may not work.
Sometimes traffic management is required. The crane assessment determines this.
For example, if lifting from a cul-de-sac or nearby verge, traffic management may be necessary. However, in many cases, it is not needed, which helps keep costs down.
Yes, we can lift over powerlines. The crane’s boom extends in both height and length. As a result, it can safely clear overhead lines when required.
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