The perfect backyard stock tank pool for family & friends. Starting around $800.

Looking for something larger than 8’? Try a bottomless stock tank! They’re available in sizes ranging from 12’ to 30’ in diameter and up to 44” deep!

The most common size for stock tank pools; its larger than a hot tub and similar to small above-ground pools, the Big Kahuna is perfect for families who need a little room. This 8' foot round pool has room for everyone and still keeps the footprint reasonable. For the "rustic" look, we recommend Tractor Supply's 8' x 2' galvanized tub. The tank can simply be filled and emptied with fresh water from your hose, or add a pump and pool treatment kit (see step 2) to last all summer!

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Step 1: The stock tank
For $550, start with an 8' stock tank from Tractor Supply and your garden hose. Most tanks feature a 1" drain plug for easy emptying. You’ll want to find a level location with an even, flat surface. Check out our ultimate three step DIY setup guide for more details.

Dimensions (Big Kahuna 8’)

Shape: Round
Material: Galvanized Metal

Size: 8' diameter, 2' tall, 700 gallons

Holds up to: 4 adults, 5 kids, 1 six foot air mattress 

Paintable? Not easily. Check out the six steps to paint a stock tank.

Step 2: The parts!
To keep your pool looking clean and feeling fresh all summer, add Swimmly’s DIY Stock Tank Pool bundle kit, which includes everything you need: a filter pump, connector fittings, vacuum, hole saw, and spare filters for about $250.


Additional parts

Learn how to install the Intex filter pump from the video below!



Step 1: The stock tank

$550

Stock tank pool: 8' round x 2' tall

Insulating Solar Pool Cover

Note: select the 10’ cover, then trim to fit inside the tank.

 

Step 2: The equipment

DIY All-In-One Kit (Kit, pump, filters)

 

1” Chlorine Tablets

Additional Paper Filters

8’ Telescoping Skimmer Net


Safety

NEVER LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED IN A POOL. Pools present a drowning risk, no matter their size or depth. Children should never be left unattended in a pool, whether stock tanks or not. Even though a stock tank is 2' shallow it still presents a drowning and safety hazard. Children and adults can drown in as little 6" of water. It is up to you evaluate whether a pool, stock tank or not, is safe for you and your family. And just for good measure, we'll say it again NEVER LEAVE CHILDREN UNATTENDED IN A POOL. Please see our pool safety and drowning prevention guide for 5 tips to make your stock tank pool as safe as possible.

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