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How big should a regeneration zone be?

You'll want to base the size of your regeneration zone on the size of your swimming area. Typically, a regeneration zone is about the same size as your swimming area. This can be done via an entirely separate pool, or by building a shallow shelf surrounding your swimming area.

The regeneration zone should be shallower than your swimming zone. Think about one or two feet deep.


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