The Subdivision is the compact curvy freeform pool in the Nowak Fiberglass Pools lineup. 33' × 13' dig dimensions, with a depth profile that runs from a 3'11" shallow end down through a 5-foot mid floor to a 6-foot deep end. Built-in bench seating, a curvy freeform silhouette designed for the typical subdivision-yard footprint, and the standard Nowak feature set: limited-production family build, upgraded gelcoat finish included, lifetime structural warranty plus the gelcoat and surface warranty. Available in all current Nowak gelcoat finishes. Seven Seas Pools & Spas builds and services the Subdivision across our service area.
Curvy freeform
32' × 12'
33' × 13'
3'11"
What makes the Subdivision distinct: it is named for the yard it fits. The 33' × 13' dig profile is sized for a typical suburban subdivision lot, the kind of yard that can hold a real freeform pool but not a full-size 40-foot pool. At 6 feet deep at the far end, it gives you the depth of a much larger pool in a compact footprint.
Explore the Subdivision with Seven Seas Pools & Spas and see the curvy freeform shape, gelcoat finish options in person before you decide.
The Subdivision depth chart runs:
The shallow end at 3'11" is on the deeper side of "shallow" for a fiberglass pool. That puts the entire pool in swim-comfortable depth: even the shallow end is at chest-to-shoulder for an average adult. The trade-off: there's no proper wading zone, so toddlers and very young children will need supervision throughout the pool. For yards with small kids who need a wading zone, the Zero Entry is the better answer.
The 6-foot deep end is the same depth as the Aruba and gives you the same casual-diving and deeper-water capability in a smaller pool.
The Subdivision is available in all current Nowak gelcoat finishes:
Maya Mist
Heavenly Blue Mist
Gray Ocean Mist
Custom Colors (on
request)
The 2025 surface upgrade applies: non-pigmented gelcoat with granite-chip backing for chemical and UV resistance.
Both freeform with 6-foot deep ends. Subdivision is smaller (33' × 13' dig) than Aruba (35' × 15' dig) and uses a different curve silhouette. Pick Subdivision if the yard pushes you toward the smaller footprint; pick Aruba if the yard fits the larger shell.
Both freeform around 32-33' length. Subdivision reaches 6' deep with curvier sides; Play Pool reaches 5'10" with side-bump seating zones. Pick by silhouette preference and by which seating arrangement fits how you'll use the pool.
Both freeform. Subdivision is more compact at 33' × 13' and reaches 6' deep; Jupiter Island is 34' × 14' with a 4'6" main floor and the TL ledge variant available. Pick Subdivision for depth in a compact footprint; pick Jupiter Island for the peanut silhouette or the ledge option.
Both designed for compact yards. Subdivision is a real swim pool (33' × 13', 6' deep); Little Lounger is a plunge (14' × 8', 4' uniform depth). Pick Subdivision if the yard fits a real swim pool; pick Little Lounger if the yard cannot.
The Subdivision is the right answer when the yard fits a real freeform pool but won't accommodate a full-size 40-foot shell. Seven Seas Pools & Spas can walk you through the gelcoat color options, confirm the dig specs for your yard, and map out the decking and equipment details before your project moves forward.
The name reflects the design intent: a real freeform pool sized to fit a typical suburban subdivision lot.
Plan for additional clearance around the 33' × 13' dig for backfill and surround decking. A 25' × 45' usable yard area is a reasonable starting point for the Subdivision plus a standard deck surround.
A 6-foot deep end is enough for casual jumps from the deck. It is not enough for a residential diving board under most codes.
Built into one curve of the shell at chest-height-for-seated-adult depth. The exact location is in the dig diagram; we walk through it during the consultation.
The 3'11" shallow end keeps the entire pool in swim-comfortable depth and maximizes usable swim water in a compact footprint. The trade-off is the lack of a true wading zone for small kids.
No. The Jupiter Island TL is the Nowak freeform with a factory ledge.
Nowak's warranty position is that salt is not recommended on the gelcoat. See the Nowak brand page for the full context.
About two weeks start to finish for the shell, the electric, and the concrete decking on a typical Seven Seas Nowak install.
The Subdivision is the right answer when the yard fits a real freeform pool but won't accommodate a full-size 40-foot shell. Call or stop by your local Seven Seas Pools & Spas location to confirm fit for your yard and walk through gelcoat samples.
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