In most cases, a functional lap pool will be 40 feet long and anywhere from 6 to 10 feet wide. Typically, the depth will be about 4 feet, but if you like to take flip-style turns, you may want to go deeper. Otherwise, you could end up touching the bottom during your turns.

Lap pools are typically about 40 feet long, but they can reach up to 75 feet. Their width ranges from six to 10 ft. Experts recommend a minimum depth of 3-1/2 feet so swimmers don’t scrape their hands or feet on the bottom.

Lap pools typically measure 40 feet long and fall anywhere from 6 to 10 feet wide.

Lap pools are long, narrow, and typically rectangular pools. The best length for a lap pool is a minimum of 45 feet (15 yards) to a max of 75 feet (25 yards). The only standard length is an Olympic-sized pool, which is 50 meters long (164 feet/54 yards).

A lap pool is a long, narrow pool, usually measuring 10-15m long, 2-3m wide and about 1.2m deep, designed exclusively for fitness, rather than for relaxation or socialising.