Wide view of a complete Water-Walk system spanning a resort pool

Signature system

A path across the water.

Water-Walk is a connected play experience: a sequence of soft, sculpted forms that invites movement, balance, and discovery in a shallow-water setting.

Explore the System

Typical components

Explore every part of the system.

Hover over or select any labeled component to view its specifications, templates, color references, and downloadable documents.

Three-dimensional Water-Walk system diagram identifying the steel posts, overhead net, column wrap pads, safety edge pads, floats, tethering chains, and cup anchors
Interactive Water-Walk system component diagram.

How it works

A system, not a single obstacle.

Each layout combines multiple components into a readable route. The mix can move from low, approachable forms to more expressive shapes, while a shared theme and palette hold the experience together.

Depending on the existing conditions, a Water-Walk may be considered for a new aquatic environment or explored as part of a retrofit. Feasibility is assessed project by project.

Sea-life themed Water-Walk with colorful animal-inspired forms
Detailed view of a sea turtle Water-Walk component
Overhead view showing the spacing and route of a Water-Walk system
Woodland-themed Water-Walk with leaf-like and organic forms

Plan the route

Customization starts with context.

Theme and form matter, but so do the practical conditions around the water. Early review helps establish a direction grounded in the real site.

  1. 01Available footprint and water depth
  2. 02Existing pool and deck conditions
  3. 03Intended users and operational goals
  4. 04Access, storage, and installation logistics
  5. 05Theme, palette, and surrounding architecture

Project flow

From site conversation to installation.

01

Review the site

02

Shape the concept

03

Develop + fabricate

04

Coordinate installation

Have a pool in mind?

Share the site, desired theme, and what you want the experience to feel like. BoMar can help frame the next steps.

Plan a Water-Walk