By day — a pool By night — a full house

Own the skyline

A pool by day. A candlelit terrace, restaurant or event deck by night. One rooftop — working twice.

Drag to slide the deck across — pool to restaurant.
224+ installations·6 countries·10+ years·Engineered in Europe
The insight

A hotel rooftop is the most photographed, least used space you own.

By day, a pool a handful of guests use. By night — dark, fenced, switched off. The best view in the building, earning nothing after sunset. POOLTERRACE changes that.

The transformation

The same square metres. Two completely different vibes.

Our hardwood deck glides closed over the water on a concealed track. The pool becomes a flush, fully walkable terrace — then opens again to swim. Low-profile rails, minimal clutter, pure theatre.

Rooftop pool open by day with guests swimming and sunbathing
By dayThe pool, open and in use.
The same rooftop at night, deck closed, set as a candlelit restaurant
By nightThe deck glides across — a candlelit restaurant on the same footprint.
See the concept in motion

From pool
to terrace.

A glimpse of how the same rooftop can create two entirely different experiences.

Concept visualisation: AI-generated illustration of the pool-to-terrace concept. Final design, movement and appearance depend on site-specific engineering.

How it works

One deck. Four ways to move it.

Every rooftop is different — so the terrace can be engineered to glide in the direction your space allows.

Longitudinal

Slides along the length of the pool.

Transverse

Slides across the width of the pool.

Split

Two halves part from the centre — open faster, in tighter footprints.

Bypass Sliders

Decks slide into each other (telescopic).

The one rule: you need as much space beside the pool as the pool itself. That's where the terrace slides to. Where space is tight, the split option means it's still almost always possible — so it's always worth asking.

Why it pays for hotels

One footprint. Two revenue spaces.

01

A second venue after dark

Turn a rooftop pool into a restaurant, cocktail bar or event deck the moment the sun goes down.

02

A signature guests photograph

A pool that becomes a terrace is the kind of detail that earns the cover shot, the press feature and the social media post.

03

Safe by design

A flush, solid deck closes over the water — no exposed pool, no flimsy fence. Reassuring for families and for liability.

04

Year-round usable space

When the swimming season ends, the rooftop keeps earning as a covered, walkable terrace.

Why there's no price list

Every rooftop is calculated individually.

No two rooftops are the same — so no honest price could be. Each terrace is engineered to your exact pool, movement direction, materials, climate and access. The split-terrace option opens up sites others would call impossible, which is exactly why it's always worth asking for an offer.

The surface

An 18 cm flush hardwood deck — in the timber you choose.

Low-profile rails are designed to blend discreetly into the surrounding architecture. A terrace that looks and feels like part of the rooftop, not a conventional pool cover.

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Tell us about your rooftop.

Send us your pool's size and location and we'll come back with a tailored offer for your property — or your whole portfolio.

No obligation. Hotel chains welcome — we're happy to start with a single flagship rooftop.