The Cayman by Sun Pools is a 14′ x 32′ fiberglass pool that pairs one of the larger footprints in the Sun Pools lineup with a single listed depth of 4′ 6″. Sun Pools builds two other models at the same 14′ x 32′ size, the Catalina and the Grand Cayman, and both list a depth range that reaches 7′ and 6′. The Cayman lists one number instead. For a Northeast Ohio family that pictures a big pool full of people standing, playing, and talking together, that difference is worth a close look.
Cayman Sun Pool
A Big Backyard Pool Built Around One Listed Depth
What Is the Cayman Pool?
The Cayman is a fiberglass pool that Sun Pools lists at 14′ x 32′ with a depth of 4′ 6″. Sun Pools notes that these are approximate maximum available dimensions and that any drawings are approximate and not to scale.
Those two numbers tell a clear story about scale. Among the Sun Pools models listed with a single depth rather than a range, the Cayman has the largest footprint by a wide margin. The others include the Lakeside at 12′ x 28′ and 4’6″, the Key West at 9′ x 17′ and 4′ 6″, and the Ochos Rios at 8′ x 18′ and 54″. Where the entry and any seating sit is confirmed from Sun Pools’ drawings with you before you commit.
What the Cayman Pool Is Not
The Cayman is not a deep-water design. Sun Pools lists one depth for it, 4′ 6″, not a range that runs deeper. If deeper water matters, the same 14′ x 32′ footprint comes as the Catalina at 3′ to 7′ and the Grand Cayman at 3′ to 6′.
The Cayman is also not a small-yard pool. If your space is tighter but you like one listed depth, the Lakeside offers 4’6″ at 12′ x 28′. If you would rather start from a model Sun describes feature by feature, Sun Pools calls the Catalina its #1 selling rectangle design, with a large deep-end swim out ledge and shallow end steps with seats on each side, and describes the Grand Cayman as a free-form medium pool with a walk around safety ledge, built in steps, and seating areas at the front and rear.
Why Sun Pools?
Sun Pools started producing hand crafted swimming pools featuring American made composite materials in 1995. Every shell comes from its plant in Albany, Kentucky, an EPA approved Title V facility, and the company credits decades of staff experience with producing what it calls “one of the toughest composite pools on the market today.”
On a shell as large as the Cayman, three parts of Sun’s construction stand out:
- Critical point lamination: Sun Pools uses hand cut sheet fabric for each pool model, placing the structural material across the shell from side to side in a process Sun compares to building a high end yacht.
- A shell that supports itself: Sun Pools says this lamination lets the pool support itself, so no spreader bar or belly band is required to handle and place it. On a 32-foot shell, that matters on delivery day.
- Skin-coat resin, ribs, and coping: Each shell is finished with a modified epoxy skin-coat resin, with structural ribs and a reinforced coping, using high grade marine FRP resin with no resin fillers.
Sun Pools builds a non-skid textured bottom into the floor and steps of its pools for sure footing.
Why Fiberglass, and Why the Cayman?
A Sun Pools fiberglass pool arrives on site as a finished shell, which Sun says saves weeks of construction time. The surface will not need to be replaced like a vinyl liner or acid washed or re-coated like a concrete pool, and Sun says it requires minimum chemical treatment. In Northeast Ohio, where a pool sits closed for more of the year than it is open, that durability is a practical choice.
The case for the Cayman is simple. The two Sun models that share its size list ranges to 6′ and 7′. The Cayman lists one depth, 4′ 6″, for its 14′ x 32′ footprint. For families who spend summer afternoons standing in the water, tossing a ball, and talking, that describes a big pool built around shared time.
Ready to Make Room for the Cayman?
Your backyard is ready for this. The Cayman pool by Sun Pools is how you make it happen. At Ohio Paradise Pools, we have spent over 32 years building pools for Northeast Ohio families. We are family-owned and full-service, handling everything from design through excavation, shell installation, plumbing, electrical, and decking, and we offer FaceTime check-ins throughout the build so you can see real progress even when you are not on-site.
When installation is complete, we close out every project with our pool school, a two-visit, hands-on orientation that walks you through your filtration system, water chemistry, and seasonal routines so you go into year one fully confident.
Call us today at (440) 610-5484 or schedule a free consultation to start planning your Cayman pool installation in Edison Park and the surrounding Ohio communities.
Available Sizes
Size: 14′ x 32′ | Depth: 4′ 6″
Sun Pools lists these as approximate maximum available dimensions.
Cayman Pool FAQs
What does a listed depth of 4' 6″ mean in practice?
Sun Pools lists the Cayman with one depth figure rather than a range. At 4′ 6″, that is a depth where many adults can stand comfortably, which suits standing games, easy conversation, and cooling off together. A single listed figure is not proof that the floor never changes, so we confirm the depth layout from Sun Pools’ drawings during your consultation.
How is the Cayman different from the Catalina and the Grand Cayman?
All three share the listed 14′ x 32′ footprint, so the deciding factor is depth and design. The Catalina lists 3′ to 7′. The Grand Cayman lists 3′ to 6′. The Cayman lists a single 4′ 6″. Despite the similar names, the Cayman and the Grand Cayman are listed as separate models that share the 14′ x 32′ size. For a big pool listed at one standing-friendly depth, the Cayman is the one.
What layout options should I ask about?
On a 14′ x 32′ shell, ask how the entry and seating are arranged end to end. We confirm the Cayman’s step and seating layout on Sun Pools’ drawings with you at your consultation. Sun Pools does not list automatic cover compatibility on the Cayman’s model page, so Ohio Paradise Pools confirms cover options during design. Brand-wide, Sun offers options like inlaid mosaic tile, waterline tile trim, built in waterfalls, and color underwater lighting, in 4 solid color finishes.
How long does it take to install a Cayman pool?
The Cayman is a one-piece shell that arrives finished from the factory. Most installations take approximately 2 to 3 weeks from excavation through shell placement, plumbing, electrical, and initial finishing, depending on permitting, site access, weather, and decking scope. A 14′ x 32′ shell needs a clear delivery path, and we plan that with you early. Ohio Paradise Pools manages the whole project, gives regular updates and FaceTime walk-throughs, and closes with two pool school visits.
What warranty does the Cayman pool carry?
Sun Pools backs its fiberglass pool shells with a Lifetime Structural Pool Shell Warranty. The interior surface carries a 3 year warranty, and the warranty is transferable within the first 36 months. Coverage follows the Sun Pools Inc. Shell Warranty Certificate delivered with each pool, and the warranty requires registration with Sun Pools’ corporate office. Locally, that coverage is backed by Ohio Paradise Pools, with over 32 years in business, a BBB A+ rating, and recognition as Cleveland’s swimming pool contractor of the year in 2022, 2023, and 2024.
What does maintenance look like on a Cayman pool?
Sun Pools finishes its shells in high grade marine color finishes with no clear coat, and says the smooth surface requires minimum chemical treatment. There is no liner to replace and no acid washing as with concrete. Routine care means balancing water chemistry, running the filtration system, and skimming or vacuuming as needed. With an Ohio swim season that runs roughly mid-May through September, opening and closing routines matter too, and our pool school covers them.
Call Ohio Paradise Pools at (440) 610-5484 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation. Serving Edison Park and communities throughout Northeast Ohio.