Fog pools
A fog pool is built for the eye rather than the thermometer. The same equipment as a cooling system, arranged so the fog lies across the ground instead of evaporating above it.
- Purpose
- Visual effect
- Planned with
- Lighting
- Area
- Nationwide, based in Ankara

What a fog pool is
A fog pool is a sheet of fog created by nozzles placed close to the ground, spreading out across the surface. Because the fog behaves as heavier than the surrounding air, it collects at ground level rather than rising, covering the area like a low cloud.
The equipment is the same as in the other misting systems we install: high pressure pump, filtration, line and nozzles. What differs is where the nozzles sit and how densely they are spaced.
Where we install them
- Hotel and resort gardens: pool edges, walkways and feature points within the landscaping.
- Wedding and event spaces: aisles, the area in front of a stage, photography points.
- Restaurant and cafe gardens: as a visual element that gives the venue its character.
- Landscape projects: sections designed together with pools, water features and planting.
What decides the design
Whether a fog pool gives the effect you pictured comes down to three things. The first is the geometry of the area: because the fog behaves as heavy, it holds far better in slightly sunken or bounded spaces and disperses in open, wind-exposed ones.
The second is lighting: fittings that light the fog from the side multiply the effect. The third is the surface: a non-slip finish and proper drainage are essential for both safety and maintenance. We plan all three as part of the design.
Quotation and installation
The cost of a fog pool is set by the dimensions of the area, the fog density you want and whether lighting is included. Nozzle prices vary with the equipment chosen.
Get in touch with the width and length of your area, or call 0507 492 02 04. Site surveys in and around Ankara are free of charge; we install across Türkiye.
Frequently asked questions
Is a fog pool the same as a cooling system?
Does the surface become slippery?
Is it visible at night?
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Let's find the right system for your site
Just send us the width, length and height of the area in metres (e.g. 10 m × 20 m, 3 m high). Site survey and system design are free of charge.