The Reflection with Splash Deck
Style matched with splash.
Style matched with splash.
The Reflection™ with Splash Deck is a rectangular fiberglass pool from Leisure Pools with an integrated 5’1″ splash deck at the shallow end. Available in 28-foot and 31-foot lengths, both at a 12’5″ width. The splash deck is molded into the shell — a shallow, flat shelf that holds a few inches of water and doubles as a lounge, toddler wade zone, and entry platform.
Available Sizes & Dimensions
Measurements are approximate. Contact us for current specifications.
Is the Reflection™ with Splash Deck the Right Pool for Your Johnson County Backyard?
This variant of the Reflection is a good fit for Overland Park and Olathe families who want both real swim length and a dedicated shallow shelf for toddlers, loungers, and shade umbrellas. The 5’1″ splash deck at the shallow end gives you a flat surface with a few inches of water — kids can play on it without being in the pool, adults can set chairs on it, and it doubles as a graduated entry. Behind it, the main basin runs 4’2″ shallow to 5’6″ or 5’8″ deep, so the pool still works as a swim pool, not just a splash feature. The 28 suits midsize yards; the 31 adds about three feet of main-basin length for households that want more swim-usable volume. If the splash deck matters but the size doesn’t fit, the base Reflection exists in four sizes without the deck.
Reflection™ with Splash Deck Feature Highlights
Integrated 5’1″ Splash Deck
The defining feature is the 5’1″-long splash shelf molded into the shallow end of the shell. It sits a few inches below water level — enough for kids to wade, splash, and play, but shallow enough that toddlers can use it with adult supervision without being in the main basin. Adults use it as a lounger zone for in-water chairs, and the whole family uses it as a graduated entry. Because it’s molded into the fiberglass shell, there’s no separate construction, no grout lines, and no maintenance delta versus the rest of the pool.
Swim-Usable Main Basin Behind the Splash Deck
A lot of splash-deck pools end up splash-only — too much shelf, not enough pool. Reflection with Splash Deck isn’t that. The main basin still runs 4’2″ at the shallow end and 5’6″ to 5’8″ at the deep end, with a length of 27’11” or 31’2″ before the deck is factored in. There’s genuine swim room for laps, cooldown, and family play. The splash deck adds function without displacing the main basin’s volume.
Two Lengths on the Same 12’5″ Width
Both sizes share a 12’5″ width. Reflection with Splash Deck 28 at 27’11” long fits midsize yards and typical Overland Park or Lenexa lots. The 31 at 31’2″ gives you three more feet of main-basin length — meaningful for adults who want a longer swim corridor behind the deck, without widening the footprint.
Graduated Deep End — Family-Usable Without Diving Depth
Deep-end depths run 5’6″ (28) and 5’8″ (31). Both are deep enough for real immersion and cooldown but sit below the threshold that would require diving-pool engineering. For families who want a usable deep zone with a defined shallow shelf, this is the combination — shallow splash deck, moderate main-basin shallow end, and a genuine but non-diving deep end.
Fiberglass Shell — Consistent Surface, Shorter Install
One-piece fiberglass shell, gelcoat surface. The splash deck is part of the shell itself, not a secondary pour or insert, so the surface is continuous and cleanup is consistent across the shelf and the main basin. Install timeline follows the same pattern as the rest of the Leisure Pools lineup — weeks faster than a comparable gunite build, which matters in a Kansas swim season that runs May through September.
Also Consider
If the splash deck is a priority but the sizing isn’t a fit, look at The Reflection (same base design in 4 sizes — 23–33 feet — without the integrated splash deck), The Allure (3 sizes — 30/35/40 feet — with spa spillover and integrated splash deck combined), or The Summit (2 sizes — 30/35 feet — with full-width splash deck, narrower 14-foot profile).
Frequently Asked Questions about the Reflection™ with Splash Deck
How long is the splash deck?
The integrated splash deck is 5’1″ long, molded into the shallow end of the shell. It’s shared across both variants — the 28 and the 31 — and sits a few inches below the main waterline.
What sizes does the Reflection with Splash Deck come in?
Two sizes: Reflection™ with Splash Deck 28 (27’11” × 12’5″, 4’2″ shallow / 5’6″ deep) and Reflection™ with Splash Deck 31 (31’2″ × 12’5″, 4’2″ shallow / 5’8″ deep). Length is the main difference.
Is the splash deck safe for toddlers in an Overland Park backyard?
The splash deck is designed as a shallow shelf with only a few inches of water — safer than the main basin for toddlers, but adult supervision is still required any time children are near the pool. Installation in Overland Park, Leawood, and surrounding Johnson County communities follows standard pool safety code, including required barrier compliance.
What’s the difference between the Reflection and the Reflection with Splash Deck?
Same base shell family, different shallow-end treatment. The base Reflection comes in four sizes (23’–33′) with a conventional shallow end. The Reflection with Splash Deck is two sizes (28′ and 31′) with a 5’1″ molded splash shelf replacing a portion of the shallow end. Pick based on whether you want the shelf.
Hometown Pool installs Leisure Pools fiberglass pools across Johnson County — Overland Park, Olathe, Leawood, Lenexa, Shawnee, Prairie Village, and surrounding communities — including variants with integrated splash decks. Pools with shelf features benefit from on-site conversations about orientation: sun exposure over the splash deck, deck transitions, and shade umbrella placement are decisions better made on the lot than on a plan.
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