The Round Architectural Plunge
1.8m Compact | The Urban Plunge
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I’ve had this stock tank set up on our property in regional NSW for a few months now and couldn’t be happier. The build quality is solid, it handles the Aussie weather perfectly, and it was easy to install. The cattle took to it straight away. Great value for money and built tough — exactly what you want on a working farm.
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The Round Architectural Plunge
Sale price
$2,795.00
Regular price
$3,795.00
$1,000.00 Off Ends Soon
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Product Details
The 1.8m Oval is our most versatile foundation. Engineered for "impossible" spaces, it transforms narrow side-yards and compact decks into a designer sanctuary. This isn't just a tank; it is a blank canvas for your daily wellness ritual.
- The Aesthetic Outdoor Bath: Recline and soak under the stars in a 1.8m long spa-like sanctuary.
- The Wood-Fired Hot Tub: Compatible with external heaters for a rapid-heat, year-round soaking experience.
- The Professional Ice Bath: Compact enough for any space, yet deep enough for full-body immersion and recovery.
- Industrial Style: High-grade American galvanised steel that ages gracefully and thrives in the Australian sun.
Specifications
The Essentials
- Dimensions: Approximately 1.8m (L) x 0.61m (W) x 0.61m (D).
- Material: Genuine high-grade American galvanised steel.
- Capacity: Comfortably fits 1 to 2 adults.
- Character: Slight diameter variances (up to 4") are a natural result of the nesting process during transit.
- Built to Last: Heavily resistant material designed for permanent outdoor exposure.
Shipping & Delivery
Fair, Transparent, and Direct to Your Door
We calculate freight at-cost to ensure you pay exactly what it costs us to get your tank from Perth to your property—no hidden markups.
- Step 1: Click [Check Delivery to My Suburb] to provide your postcode and access details.
- Step 2: Receive a finalised, at-cost shipping quote via email within 24 hours.
- Standard Lead Time: Orders are typically processed and shipped within 2–3 weeks.
- Secure Your Spot: A 30% deposit locks in your pricing and delivery queue. We offer a 7-day full refund period for total peace of mind.
Questions & Answers
Q: Can I use this as a hot tub?
A: Yes. The galvanised steel is incredibly durable and handles heat exceptionally well for wood-fired or electric heating.
Q: Is the metal going to get hot in summer?
A: No. Hundreds of litres of water act as a giant heat sink. Even in 40°C heat, your water stays stabilized and the steel rim remains warm to the touch.
Q: Do I need a permit?
A: Requirements vary by location. Most councils have specific safety rules regarding water vessels. We always recommend checking your local guidelines before installation.
Q: What is the return policy?
A: Due to the bulky nature of the tanks, we do not offer returns for change of mind. However, we provide a 48-hour window to report any transit damage for repair or replacement.
Top 5 Features Setting This Plunge Pool Apart
1.
One Person. Sixty Minutes. That’s All It Takes.
Owning a pool has never been this simple. The Stock Tank Pool sets up on any flat surface with no cranes, no concreters, and no weeks of waiting. Just place it, fill it, and you’re cooling off before lunch.
It’s designed for solo setup in under 30 minutes, so you can spend your weekend relaxing, not building.
— Emma R.
“I had mine set up and filling within half an hour. The fact I didn’t need to hire anyone made it the easiest home project I’ve ever done”
2.
No Concrete. No Stress. Just Fill & Chill.
Forget digging holes, laying slabs, or waiting for council permits. Your Stock Tank Pool arrives ready to go. Just add water and start soaking.
Drain it whenever you like, move it if you move house, or roll it beside the shed for winter storage. It’s the flexible, low-commitment pool Aussies have been waiting for.
— Liam P.
“We wanted a plunge pool but hated the idea of a permanent install. This one gave us all the fun with none of the stress.”
3.
Built From Real Galvanised Steel. Ready for Aussie Conditions.
The same heavy-duty galvanised steel used on farms across Australia, built to handle the sun, the rain, and everything in between. The zinc coating slows rust and keeps your pool looking great for years.
These tanks have been tested in the harshest environments, now reimagined for backyard bliss.
— Jess & Tom
“We live inland where the sun is brutal, and it still looks brand new after summer. Solid as.”
4.
Naturally Cool. Even in Summer Heat.
Unlike plastic or fibreglass, galvanised steel stays surprisingly cool even when the sun’s beating down. The edges don’t burn, the water doesn’t overheat, and you can jump straight in without the ouch moment.
Perfect for long, lazy afternoons when you just want to dip and chill.
— Sarah W.
“I was shocked how cool the metal stayed. Even on 38°C days it was refreshing, not boiling.”
5.
A Real Pool. Under $5K.
Why pay $25K for a plunge pool? Stock Tank Pools give you the same backyard upgrade for thousands less, with simple DIY install.
— Ben C.
“Honestly the best money I’ve ever spent on the house. It looks incredible and everyone asks about it.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answer: eventually, yes.
Honest answer: not something most people deal with anytime soon.
These are galvanised steel tanks originally made to sit out in paddocks in the US, holding water for cattle year-round. Rain, sun, mud… they’re built for it.
So in a backyard setup, they’re already operating in pretty easy conditions.
That said, like anything metal + water:
- Leave water untreated and you’ll speed things up
- Keep it clean and you’ll get years out of it
Want to completely remove the worry?
Add a pool liner and you won’t have to think about rust at all. That’s what most people end up doing for peace of mind.
Long enough that you’re not replacing this anytime soon.
Remember, these are designed to sit in open paddocks in the US, full of water for livestock, year after year.
So as a backyard plunge pool, it’s an easy life.
What affects lifespan:
- Water maintenance
- Whether you use a liner
- General care
Typical expectation:
- Without a liner, years of solid use
- With a liner, even longer with extra protection
Most people are surprised how durable they actually are once they understand what they were built for.
You can, and this is where things get interesting.
Add a heater and suddenly it’s not just a summer pool, it’s a year-round setup.
- 🔥 Wood-fired, more of an experience
- ⚡ Electric, simple and consistent
- 🔥 Gas, heats fast
A lot of people start out thinking “just a plunge pool”…
Then realise sitting in hot water on a cold night is hard to beat.
In most cases, yes.
If it holds 300mm or more of water, it’s classified as a pool under Australian regulations.
That includes stock tanks.
The good news:
We’ve already done the hard part for you.
- Step-by-step approval guide
- Engineering certificate
- Clear direction on what’s required
So instead of trying to decode council rules, you just follow the process.
Most people find it way more straightforward than they expected.
No, but do it properly once and you’re set.
The tank itself is simple. The main thing that matters is a solid, level base.
Typical setup:
- Level the ground
- Add crushed rock (blue metal)
- Place the tank
- Connect your pump
That’s it.
Most customers either:
- DIY it over a weekend, or
- Get a landscaper to handle the base
We give you a step-by-step guide so you’re not guessing.
Short answer: no, it’s not going to burn you.
These tanks are made from galvanised steel, which doesn’t trap heat the same way darker, dense materials do. It reflects a lot of heat rather than absorbing and holding onto it.
The bigger factor though is the water itself.
A full tank of water acts as a natural temperature buffer. It takes a lot of energy to heat up a large volume of water, so it stays relatively stable even on hot days.
What that means in real life:
- The water doesn’t suddenly turn hot
- The metal edge isn’t scorching to touch
- It feels similar to any normal pool
If anything, most people are surprised it stays cooler than expected.
And if you want full control, it’s easy:
- Place it in partial shade
- Add timber cladding
- Use a cover when it’s not in use
Simple tweaks, but honestly, most people don’t find it an issue at all.