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I am thinking of building an inground pool and we want to include some high end water features. I love the water jets in this photo but don’t know the name of the feature I am looking at? Can anyone tell me what this feature is called? What are some water features you would recommend we look at given the style of pool we like.
The feature you are looking at is called a Laminar Jet. They are extremely popular and highly customizable. That’s one great water feature that not only adds the sound of moving water to the pool but can light up the night with a colorful display as seen in this photo. Deck jets are very popular because they are relatively inexpensive in comparison to say a waterfall or sheer descent which are typically more expensive pool features.
We’re planning on adding a raised spa, led lights, a waterfall and tanning ledge. All in, our extras added about $60,000 to our pool.