The Icon
Well defined lines. Deep end joy.
The Icon is a 40-foot rectangular fiberglass pool built around a built-in spa and an integrated splash deck at the shallow end, with an 8-foot deep end at the opposite end. The spa is part of the pool shell itself — not a separate structure — and the splash deck is a shallow wading area designed for loungers and younger swimmers.
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Available Sizes
The Icon is offered in a single size:
| Variant | Length | Width | Shallow End | Deep End | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Icon™ 40 | 40′ 0″ | 15′ 5″ | 4′ 5″ | 8′ 0″ | Built-in spa, integrated splash deck, 8-foot deep end |
Measurements are approximate and may vary. Contact us for the most current specifications.
Is This the Right Pool for You?
The Icon makes sense when you want a pool, a spa, and a tanning/splash area in a single fiberglass shell rather than three separate builds. Because the spa and the splash deck are both integrated into the shell, you avoid the plumbing complexity and cost of adding a standalone spa after the fact, and the three zones share a single filtration and heating system.
The 8-foot deep end supports diving and deep-water play, while the integrated splash deck at the shallow end gives younger kids a shallow area to sit and play at about ankle-to-knee depth — which means parents can actually sit on a lounger partly submerged while watching them. The Icon is a strong fit for Johnson County families in Overland Park, Leawood, or Olathe who want everything in one pool and have the yard space for a 40-foot footprint.
Feature Details
The built-in spa is molded directly into the pool’s fiberglass shell at one end, so it shares water, filtration, and heating with the main pool rather than running on a separate system. That means lower long-term operating cost than a standalone spa and no second equipment pad, though it also means the spa runs at pool temperature by default — you’ll want a heater and a way to isolate the spa if you want it hotter than the pool.
The integrated splash deck is a shallow submerged ledge at the opposite end from the spa. Water sits just a few inches deep across it, which makes it a usable spot for loungers, for younger kids, and for adults who want to sit half-in the water. It’s one of the features that buyers often wish their old concrete pool had retrofitted.
Plunging depths means the deep end reaches 8 feet — deeper than most rectangular fiberglass pools, which typically stop at 5 to 6 feet. That supports diving from the coping and gives stronger swimmers room to swim down without hitting bottom.
The entry and exit steps are located along one side for clean access in and out without disrupting the swim lane or the spa area.
Also Consider These Pools
- The Ultimate — same built-in spa setup but in three sizes (30/35/40) with a more moderate deep end.
- The Allure — spa with spillover instead of built-in, shallower deep end, three size options.
- The Grand — if you don’t need the spa, similar 40-foot rectangular with the 8-foot deep end.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does The Icon come with a built-in spa?
- Yes. The spa is molded into the same fiberglass shell as the pool, not attached as a separate structure. It shares water, filtration, and heating with the main pool, which keeps maintenance and operating cost lower than a standalone spa.
- How deep is The Icon, and is it suitable for diving?
- The Icon is 8 feet deep at the deep end and 4 feet 5 inches at the shallow end. Eight feet is on the deeper side for fiberglass pools and supports diving from the coping with proper installation setbacks. Your installer will confirm the diving envelope based on your specific site.
- What’s the difference between The Icon and The Ultimate?
- Both have built-in spas and integrated splash decks. The Icon is offered only in the 40-foot size with an 8-foot deep end. The Ultimate comes in three sizes (30, 35, and 40 feet) with a shallower 6 to 7-foot deep end depending on size. Choose The Icon if you want the deepest option; choose The Ultimate if you want a smaller footprint or a shallower deep end.
- Is The Icon available in Johnson County, Kansas?
- Yes. Hometown Pool installs The Icon throughout Johnson County — Olathe, Overland Park, Leawood, Lenexa, Shawnee, Prairie Village, and Merriam — as the authorized Leisure Pools dealer for the Kansas City metro.
If you’re in Olathe, Overland Park, or anywhere in Johnson County and want The Icon in your backyard, Hometown Pool handles the full installation. We’re an authorized Leisure Pools dealer serving the Kansas City metro.