MCO Pools Tahiti Fiberglass Pool: a shorter freeform for yards with less length
The MCO Pools Tahiti Fiberglass Pool is the shortest of the 14 foot wide freeform pools, for a yard that cannot take a 28 or 30 foot pool. It measures 14 by 26 feet, with a depth of 3 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 11 inches. Its outline curves rather than following a rectangle. The floor and walls arrive molded in one piece with the color already on, so your builder sets a finished shell instead of building the pool on site. The price is for the shell only; your pool builder adds the pump, filter, heater, coping, and decking.
Choose Caribbean Blue for turquoise water, Cancun White for bright, clear water, or Eclipse Gray for slate and teal tones. All three colors are available at no extra charge. You can also add a Santorini Spa or Mykonos spa shell on this page. It rides along in the same delivery. Have room for a longer pool? See the MCO Pools Cayman Fiberglass Pool. The MCO Pools Tahiti Fiberglass Pool comes from My Cozy Outdoors with delivery included within 250 miles of Rio Medina, Texas, No Sales Tax (except WY), and the MCO limited lifetime warranty.

MCO Fiberglass Pools
What makes our fiberglass pools so special?
Our customers are at the center of everything we do, and we are committed to providing you with low cost pools that meet high-quality standards. We take pride in offering durable and elegant fiberglass pools at competitive prices. Every MCO pool is manufactured in León, Guanajuato, Mexico and ships nationwide from our distributor in Rio Medina, Texas. We stand behind every pool we manufacture and, most importantly, we stand behind our customers. Thank you for putting your trust in MCO Fiberglass Pools.
Maui
Size: 14′ x 30’ | Depth: 4′ to 6′
Bora Bora
Size: 12′ x 26′ | Depth: 3’6” to 5’6”
Tahiti
Size: 14′ x 26’ | Depth: 3’7” to 5’11”
Cayman
Size: 14′ x 28’| Depth: 3’7” to 5’10”
Bali
Size: 14′ x 35′ | Depth: 3’6″ to 6′
Fiji
Size: 14′ x 35’| Depth: 3'6" to 6′
Kauai
Size: 12′ x 25’ | Depth: 3’6” to 5’5”
Capri 12
Size: 12’ x 26’| Depth: 3’6” a 5’6”
Capri 14
Size: 14’ x 30’ | Depth: 3’7” a 5’11"
Oahu
Size: 9.8’ x 20’ | Depth: 5’
Our 3 Colors
With our wide assortment of pool colors and finishes, we’re sure you will find one that perfectly complements your patio. Fiberglass pools offer a wide range of colors to seamlessly complement your outdoor space. When selecting a color, consider your existing outdoor aesthetics
The Manufacturing Process
This advanced technology creates a pool that is long-lasting, low-maintenance, and visually appealing, offering exceptional benefits to homeowners.
FAQ
How long do fiberglass pools last?
The Tahiti carries the MCO Limited Lifetime Warranty: structural failure that causes water loss, and osmotic blistering of the finish, are covered for as long as the original buyer owns the pool at the original home. Six layers of gelcoat, UV coat, vinylester, chopped fiberglass and Nidacore-cored laminate mean there is no liner to replace and no plaster to redo. Compare it with our other fiberglass pools.
Do fiberglass pools need resurfacing?
No. The brochure in the Manuals tab notes that future resurfacing costs are not a concern with fiberglass, and the Tahiti’s swimming surface is a diamond flake gelcoat rather than plaster. The warranty excludes fading, staining and discoloration, so keeping the water balanced is what preserves that finish; there is no scheduled replaster the way a concrete pool needs.
How long does it take to install a fiberglass pool?
The shell arrives finished within a guaranteed 4 to 5 weeks, and the builder sets the one-piece 14 by 26 ft Tahiti by crane rather than forming a pool on site. The full project length depends on your builder’s excavation, plumbing, backfill and decking schedule, so ask them for a timeline when you request a delivered quote.
Do fiberglass pools leak?
The manufacturer warrants the Tahiti to hold water, and covers structural failure that causes water loss for as long as the original owner keeps it. Normal evaporation is separate: the linked service manual says a pool can lose 1 to 3 inches a week and describes a bucket test to tell evaporation from a leak, and it advises checking the equipment area and pump for air first.
What colors do fiberglass pools come in?
On the Tahiti you choose from three signature shades on the Color selector at no extra charge: Caribbean Blue for a turquoise lagoon look, Cancun White for bright resort-style water, and Eclipse Gray for a deeper slate and teal tone. The Colors tab shows a swatch and the water appearance each one creates on the diamond flake finish.
How do you winterize a fiberglass pool?
With the water left in. The warranty requires the Tahiti to remain full at all times, so winterizing means balancing the water, protecting the equipment and lowering the level only as far as your pool professional advises, never emptying the shell. Keep runoff and groundwater away from the pool area over winter, since hydrostatic pressure around an empty shell voids coverage.