Carly Tackles DIY, Tools & Gadgets, Tips & Tricks
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Say Goodbye to Dust Collection Headaches with Blast Gates That Actually Work!
Are you tired of dealing with stubborn blast gates in your dust collection system? Say goodbye to frustration and hello to efficiency with this new solution! In this video, I demonstrate the common headache associated with traditional blast gates that get clogged with dust and debris, causing them to malfunction and disrupt your workflow.
But fear not! I have found the ultimate fix that will revolutionize the way you manage dust collection in your workshop. These innovative blast gates are designed to combat clogs and ensure smooth operation every time. No more tedious disassembly and cleaning required - simply install these blast gates and experience hassle-free dust management like never before.
Don't let dust collection headaches hold you back any longer - upgrade to @rockler Dust Right blast gates today and reclaim your workshop!
4" Blast Gate: link.carlytackles.com/DustRight4inchBlastGate
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DIY Coat Rack: Customize Your Entryway with Style and Functionality!
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Say goodbye to cluttered entryways and hello to organization with this DIY coat rack project! Whether you're in need of a spot for coats, sweatshirts, hats, or more, you can create a custom coat rack that perfectly suits your style and storage needs. Join this channel to get access to perks: ua-cam.com/channels/3NZg58I6u1l5uxx4DSt5PQ.htmljoin In this video, I'll guide you through the process of...
Make Draining a Breeze: 5-Minute Upgrade for Kiddie / Dog Pools
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Tired of the hassle of draining your hard-plastic kiddie pool or dog pool? Say goodbye to lifting and pulling to get the water out - in this video, I''ll show you how to add an easy drain upgrade to your pool in just 5 minutes! Draining a full pool can be a daunting task, but with this simple DIY solution, you'll save time and effort. Instead of struggling to manipulate the pool to release the ...
DIY Noodle Board: Maximize Countertop Space in Your Kitchen
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Running out of countertop space in your kitchen? Tired of constantly cleaning your stove? Say hello to the solution: a noodle board! Whether you're in need of extra workspace or simply want to conceal and protect your stove, a noodle board is the perfect addition to your kitchen. While you may have seen noodle boards designed for smooth top stoves, I understand that gas griddles and electric co...
Elevate Your Cocktails with Smoke Flavor: Exploring Cocktail Smoker Boxes!
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Looking to take your cocktail game to the next level? Enter cocktail smoker boxes - the secret ingredient to adding delicious smoke flavor to your favorite drinks! Paired with a smoke infuser, these innovative boxes offer endless possibilities for enhancing the taste and aroma of classic cocktails like Old Fashioneds and Manhattans. But why stop there? Explore the versatility of cocktail smoker...
Assembling Standing / Sitting Desk Frame & Illuminating with LED Lights!
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Join me for Part 3 of my DIY desk project, where I'll guide you through the process of assembling a standing/sitting desk with a custom top and adding vibrant LED lights for a touch of ambiance. In this installment, I'll demonstrate how I use a Ryobi Trim Router to cut a groove in the underside of the desk, creating the perfect housing for the Govee Wifi RGBIC LED Strip Lights. These lights wil...
My First Epoxy Adventure: Pouring Epoxy for My Office Desk!
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Join me on a journey as I venture into the world of epoxy pours. In this exciting video, I'll share my experiences, successes, and lessons learned as I tackle my first epoxy pour project. Epoxy pours aren't just for river tables - they can add a touch of elegance and durability to any surface, including desks! As I embark on this project, you'll witness my journey of learning and experimentatio...
Crafting a Personalized Desk Top: Part 1 From Gluing to Grooves!
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In my latest woodworking adventure, I'm diving into the exciting process of designing and creating a custom desk top. Before I can unleash my creativity with epoxy and lights, I need to lay the foundation by crafting a desk top that's both functional and stylish. I begin by carefully selecting and gluing up boards of poplar wood, ensuring a sturdy and durable base for my desk top. After allowin...
Custom Standing / Sitting Desk with Personalized Touches!
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Join me as I dive into the world of DIY to create my own custom standing/sitting desk for my home office. Gone are the days of settling for standard-sized desks - with this project, I'll show you how to tailor your desk to fit your space perfectly and reflect your unique interests and personality. In this video, I'll walk you through the process of designing and building a desk that not only me...
How I Clean and Maintain My Saw Blades for Better Woodworking Results
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If you're new to woodworking or just starting out with projects involving saw blades, you might not be aware of the importance of keeping them clean. Over time, pitch and resin from the wood can build up on your blades, leading to decreased cutting performance and even burn marks on your wood due to increased friction and heat. Instead of shelling out money for new saw blades every time they ge...
Solving the Storage Dilemma for Pool Inflatables
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Finding storage options that are long enough for the pool inflatables seemed a rather difficult task. If i found one that was longer in size, in was shorter in height and wouldn't hold pool inflatables fully inflated. In times like these, we just have build something that fits our needs. My first goal was to have a fairly inexpensive build and wanted to maximize as much space as i could get. I ...
My Rain Barrel System UPDATE! Lessons Learned!
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My Rain Barrel System UPDATE! Lessons Learned!
Transforming My Dog Crate into a DIY Greenhouse for Spring Planting!
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Transforming My Dog Crate into a DIY Greenhouse for Spring Planting!
Here Fishy, Fishy, Fishy - DIY Fishing Light: Catch More Fish for Less!
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Here Fishy, Fishy, Fishy - DIY Fishing Light: Catch More Fish for Less!
Assemble Suncast XL Vertical Shed (BMS6202) - Few steps the manual left out
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Assemble Suncast XL Vertical Shed (BMS6202) - Few steps the manual left out
Pool Skimmer Woes? Create Your Own Affordable Solution!
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Pool Skimmer Woes? Create Your Own Affordable Solution!
Setting Up an Automatic Rain Barrel Watering System
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Setting Up an Automatic Rain Barrel Watering System
DIY Rain Barrel System w/ Trash Cans & Rain Barrel Diverter Kit
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DIY Rain Barrel System w/ Trash Cans & Rain Barrel Diverter Kit
PVC Pool Pump Hose Alternative - Lasts longer than standard hoses
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PVC Pool Pump Hose Alternative - Lasts longer than standard hoses
The Foundation Matters: Utilizing Pavers and Sand for Ground Preparation!
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The Foundation Matters: Utilizing Pavers and Sand for Ground Preparation!
Setup Intex 18' x 9' Ultra XTR pool (26355EH)
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Setup Intex 18' x 9' Ultra XTR pool (26355EH)
Setting Up and Maximizing the Benefits of Ring Motion Sensors
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Setting Up and Maximizing the Benefits of Ring Motion Sensors
Discover the Versatility of Ring's Stick Up Camera
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Discover the Versatility of Ring's Stick Up Camera
Say Goodbye to Desk Clutter: Build a Printer Stand with Storage
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Say Goodbye to Desk Clutter: Build a Printer Stand with Storage
Craft Your Own Monitor Stand with Drawers Using Scrap Wood
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Craft Your Own Monitor Stand with Drawers Using Scrap Wood
Carly Tackles...Kitchen Cabinets (Part 9: Cabinet Doors)
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Carly Tackles...Kitchen Cabinets (Part 9: Cabinet Doors)
Carly Tackles...Kitchen Cabinets Part 8: Wall Cabinet Carcass
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Carly Tackles...Kitchen Cabinets Part 8: Wall Cabinet Carcass
Maximize Space with a DIY Mobile Wood Rack: Store Plywood, 2x4s, and more
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Maximize Space with a DIY Mobile Wood Rack: Store Plywood, 2x4s, and more
Furry Friend Must-Have: Elevated Dog Bed that Supports Joint Health
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Furry Friend Must-Have: Elevated Dog Bed that Supports Joint Health
Raise the food! How to size and build raised dog bowl stands
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Raise the food! How to size and build raised dog bowl stands

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  • @aidana7766
    @aidana7766 4 дні тому

    Hi there. Is it possible to schedule the motion sensing? To save battery, can we have it disabled during sunlight? Thanks!

  • @ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique
    @ColossalSwordFormAndTechnique 18 днів тому

    I am using a floating basket as a skimmer 🤷 I just need to add sponges now

  • @ROBM1093
    @ROBM1093 Місяць тому

    I built one it lasted maybe 4 years maybe five and then the LED lights failed

  • @jimg6261
    @jimg6261 Місяць тому

    Good video! I'm thinking of ordering one of these sheds but wondering: how thick is the floor on this shed and how much clearance does that provide from the bottom of the doors to the base it sits on as the doors swing out over that base? I can't find that info on the Suncast site. ...And then one more question: Suncast lists the total exterior depth of this XL shed as 44.25 inches. Does that depth dimension include the ramped lip on the front side of the floor? Thanks!

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles Місяць тому

      Hello. I will try to answer as many of these as I can. The bottom’s thickness is about 1”. The bottom of the door touches the base. The side depth, taking account hinges is about 42”. The roof overhangs the front and back and is about 43-1/2” deep.

    • @jimg6261
      @jimg6261 Місяць тому

      @@carlytackles Thank you so much! This is helpful.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles Місяць тому

      You’re welcome. Thanks for watching my video.

  • @SY-gd6yc
    @SY-gd6yc Місяць тому

    Excellent video and talent

  • @JW9422
    @JW9422 Місяць тому

    Thanks for the info. You went over the good stuff in an easy to understand way.

  • @robbenoit6065
    @robbenoit6065 Місяць тому

    "Ruff"

  • @mijolobo
    @mijolobo Місяць тому

    Watched your video a few times before starting ours. We constructed it today and did it in 3 to 4 hours! I have COPD w/emphysema plus asthma and required many moments of needing to catch my breath. We are both over 65 and well, we did it! Your video was extremely helpful and easy to follow. Our only setback was trying to install the door lock housings. For some odd reason, we were stuck for far too long trying to install them on the inside part of the doors. We rewatched your video numerous times till it hit me that those housings needed to be on the outside! Argh! Then it was a piece of cake. Next problem was with the hinges after installing the middle hinge first, both sides, it took patience and some paint mixing sticks to shim the rest. Thank you for your helpful UA-cam video🙏🏼💯👏🏼❤️

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles Місяць тому

      Thanks for leaving this comment. I am happy to hear success stories and glad the video was helpful. Nice work on your project!

  • @joejoe-lb6bw
    @joejoe-lb6bw 2 місяці тому

    Excellent instructions and your skills are great. I'm debating buying this shed, and your video was very helpful. Still undecided, though. If I get it I will put a French Cleat system on the rear wall; just one board of plywood with the cleats. That would give me optimum flexibility. Love how you pronounce "roof".

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles Місяць тому

      Thanks for taking time to leave your comment. :)

  • @acapdevila
    @acapdevila 2 місяці тому

    Hey, this helped me to think about something i needed for my pool. Thanks

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 2 місяці тому

      Glad to hear it. Thanks for taking time to leave a comment

  • @bernardmiron6732
    @bernardmiron6732 2 місяці тому

    Thanks for the video. My lever for bevel cuts seems striped and will not move the lock shaft to prevent saw from tilting left. How do I fix this?

  • @dannyarrington8936
    @dannyarrington8936 2 місяці тому

    These lights are awesome. The one thing I would caution about is using the right type of silicone with electrical wiring. Loctite SI 5990 is a non-corrosive silicone that can be used with electrical wiring. Non-corrosive silicone is what you want other silicone can corrode copper and other metals.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 2 місяці тому

      Great addition. Thanks for leaving the comment

  • @luckyfamilyman
    @luckyfamilyman 2 місяці тому

    Thanks so much for your wonderful video. I got no problem doing it on gravel like you did too. You should do a follow-up video to show everyone how it’s not “offkilter“ by doing your shed on gravel. This is not fine furniture people I had a shed on gravel for 20 yearsand it was just fine and I sun and tiedowns for when it gets windy so I don’t know what the big stink is everybody scared to void their warranty

  • @showtime4956
    @showtime4956 3 місяці тому

    Very Helpful review, and step by step guide …

  • @melissaramirez2310
    @melissaramirez2310 3 місяці тому

    The best video ever!! I saw other ones and they didn’t go in order and I didn’t know how to insert the s rail and you were the only one to explain it. Thanks

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 3 місяці тому

      Thanks for taking time to leave the comment. I’m really happy to hear this video helped you out.

  • @benhaze1010
    @benhaze1010 3 місяці тому

    Good job!!!

  • @monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050
    @monkeyking-self-proclaimed7050 3 місяці тому

    Nice! Now I can organize my shed. Thanks for the good ideas.

  • @MidniteClubII
    @MidniteClubII 4 місяці тому

    That twine sure gave your contraption that hickish look appeal... 😂😂

  • @simongardner3509
    @simongardner3509 4 місяці тому

    Fabulous, thank you!

  • @MARINOMIXTV
    @MARINOMIXTV 4 місяці тому

    What size of pvc pipe and how long led strip watts of led strip

  • @rainycity428
    @rainycity428 4 місяці тому

    I love this idea! I was actually looking to see if I could fix a tiny hole in my dogs pool and going to try this instead! And I love the idea of adding the hose back at the end because I want to be able to drain the water away from where I have to put the pool on my patio! I’ll let you know how that works!

  • @businessleadership2717
    @businessleadership2717 5 місяців тому

    Genius! Think I'll copy!

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      Great! Let me know how it goes.

  • @businessleadership2717
    @businessleadership2717 5 місяців тому

    Nice bench. I like the creativity. I am a new woodworker and am working on !y workbench now. It will not be as fancy as yours though. I am only. Putting one 3/4 piece of plywood on top. How deep should dog holes be? Should I add more plywood? The plywood is not inlaid like yours it sits on top of 2/4 frame and support.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      Welcome to woodworking!!! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. I would have the dog holes go completely through. Some of the accessories have a longer 3/4” shaft. Before I made my workbench, i watched youtube videos, many recommended at least 2 sheets of 3/4” plywood. The great thing about woodworking is you can always build another workbench as you learn what you like and don’t like. Think of it as a prototype.

    • @businessleadership2717
      @businessleadership2717 4 місяці тому

      @carlytackles hi. Thanks. I also wanted to ask you how to make something plum. My workbench on one diagonal side is 95 5/8 and the other side is 95 7/16. How do I get it even?

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 4 місяці тому

      @businessleadership2717 if this is a solid piece like a sheet of plywood, you will have to make some cuts to ensure corners are 90 and sides are same lengths. If it is something like a frame, its normally my angles in the corner, especially if i used miters, that are causing me issues. Before assembly, can use clamps to make sure corners are square and are good to go before glueing or fastening. Also, never trust a manufacturer edge is 90. I typically cut 2x4 ends off at the miter saw before starting measurements.

    • @businessleadership2717
      @businessleadership2717 4 місяці тому

      @@carlytackles thank you

  • @MadelynnIsAwesome
    @MadelynnIsAwesome 5 місяців тому

    hello loved the video! how long did it take you to fill the pool??!

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      With 1 hoses-> entire day. The last few years we have used 2 hoses to fill it up and it takes about half a day.

  • @karl28560
    @karl28560 5 місяців тому

    The best DIY about hard plumbing the intex pool!!!!🎉🎉🎉

  • @neomacchio4692
    @neomacchio4692 5 місяців тому

    She said “side piece” 😂

  • @CfTesla
    @CfTesla 5 місяців тому

    Thank you for taking the time to show details.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      Glad you appreciated it and thank you for leaving a comment.

  • @maskmaker2505
    @maskmaker2505 5 місяців тому

    This is amazing 🎉

  • @sissyhaskell6939
    @sissyhaskell6939 5 місяців тому

    I know you made this video 3 years ago....... I just found it after replacing my hoses 2 years in a row. LOVE your video!! I can find all parts except the 2 flush bushings????? Do you have pictures or links for those parts? thank you so much

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      I picked them up at a Menards. Their website is not the best, I tried getting the exact flush bushing to come up but it did not work.

  • @ek8137
    @ek8137 5 місяців тому

    You guys did better than me. Took me 2 hours after having it unpacked. Filling it up now. Watched the video first and helped me avoid reading the tiny instruction print. Came back to comment and say thanks! 👍

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      Great to hear that it helped. Thanks for leaving a comment

  • @justplainoldmein6010
    @justplainoldmein6010 5 місяців тому

    I rarely comment on DIY videos, but I must give you a HUGE thank you for doing this. I bought a used vinyl pool this season and of course it has leaking issues. PVC to PUMP was the ideal fix. I didnt know where to begin until I saw this video. A million thanks to you!

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 5 місяців тому

      Thank you for taking time to share your thoughts. I’m glad it helped you out. Thanks for watching.

  • @DaMan360
    @DaMan360 6 місяців тому

    Thanks for the materials list. Very pro.

  • @bobt7484
    @bobt7484 6 місяців тому

    You ROCK! Very cool video, and LOVE the background music!

  • @michaeldamico9592
    @michaeldamico9592 6 місяців тому

    Going to start putting this pool together now…!! I will Luke how it goes…!! Your video is definitely going to help me out…!! Now I know what I am up against THANK YOU 🤞🤞🤞

  • @jamesbyers1165
    @jamesbyers1165 6 місяців тому

    Thanks,just bought mine and was confused on the bevel cut adjustment. Edit: For anyone like me who still couldn't get tilt to work, check the troubleshooting section to figure out how to adjust the bolts in the back for bevel tension and lock arm tension. The smaller bolt you loosen to reduce friction on the lock arm and the larger bolt you loosen to allow the saw to tilt for a bevel cut, and vice versa for tightening.

  • @Fulvio-dy9hi
    @Fulvio-dy9hi 6 місяців тому

    Funsicele oasis lap pool 18×9

  • @bethringsmuthstolpman404
    @bethringsmuthstolpman404 6 місяців тому

    Just did this for my dog’s large pool and didn’t even need a drill! I traced the fitting with a sharpie marker and then cut out the circle with the utility knife. 💦❤️

  • @beautifulone3249
    @beautifulone3249 6 місяців тому

    my water flows slow

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 6 місяців тому

      If you need more water pressure you can try adding a utility pump.

  • @jordankooiman6040
    @jordankooiman6040 6 місяців тому

    Awesome video.

  • @007calvine
    @007calvine 6 місяців тому

    How far do the legs stick out at the bottom from the sides?

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 6 місяців тому

      The manual says that when the pool is full of water the width of the pool, including base of frame is 19’ x 10’. I find that pretty close to accurate. It might extend a little farther

  • @ianjones5297
    @ianjones5297 6 місяців тому

    Good job

  • @clarencetate8145
    @clarencetate8145 6 місяців тому

    My suction filter does not fit over pvc. Is the 3/4 a different grade?

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 6 місяців тому

      Try sanding the outside of the pvc a bit to get it to fit in the filter fitting.

  • @domb2NY
    @domb2NY 6 місяців тому

    Nice video. I plan to do this this year. Appreciate the close ups on the pipe clamps, wasnt sure from your descriptions alone how the pvc would seal to the outlets. I'd like to pvc the outlet and inlet sides.

  • @marekfucila5233
    @marekfucila5233 6 місяців тому

    Nice. Eventually you could make the downward pipe longer up to the ground and mage there 90 degree angle to the hose. Then it would be self-supporting.

  • @CR3DT
    @CR3DT 6 місяців тому

    Hi Carly, I appreciate the info on the bolt size. I am not sure where I would have fount that. What length of bolt did you use with your 2x4 ?

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 6 місяців тому

      Because i drilled into the board so bolt was flush, i used 1-1/2”. But if you just wanted the bolt to sit proud of 2x4, 2”

  • @WayneRandall-tq4nd
    @WayneRandall-tq4nd 7 місяців тому

    I have to say this is the best and most thorough video for pvc conversion. Thanks!

  • @jpindahaus
    @jpindahaus 7 місяців тому

    Loved the video - thanks!

  • @edil.lopezm9443
    @edil.lopezm9443 7 місяців тому

    I will use 4×4 pressure treated lumber, p stone, fine sand on top, black heavy duty targ .....how far out of 18×9 should I set my frame? I want to set it right next to my existing deck ...plz

    • @edil.lopezm9443
      @edil.lopezm9443 7 місяців тому

      Can the pool be moved once is set up but still empty? Can I drag it empty?

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 7 місяців тому

      For setup- you are going to want to allow for room to work and fully extend the u frames. The manual says the frame (when setup) will stick out an extra foot making your total pool dimension 10’ x 19’. I would allow for more room. If I could do it over, i would extend that paver width - my length was fine. The frame needs to hit the center of the support- ours ended up hitting the outside edge of pavers and it caused them to shift.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 7 місяців тому

      Not easily. There is weight but the problem is more with the frames. They don’t support the pool well until water is it. They are going to fall in or out when you move it and will need to be setup again. The frames stand and extend to their proper place once filled with water.

  • @edil.lopezm9443
    @edil.lopezm9443 7 місяців тому

    I'm gonna set up mine soon. How far from the eage of my deck I should set the legs up? .

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 7 місяців тому

      The legs when setup, take up an extra foot (10’ x19’) according to the manual. One thing to think about is that to setup the pool the u frame have to lay full flat and out away from pool. If the deck has a railing- make sure you allow for the length of the U frame on each side plus the pool dimensions or your setup will be difficult

  • @BriEntAnderson
    @BriEntAnderson 7 місяців тому

    I just ordered one and I can't wait to put it together.

    • @carlytackles
      @carlytackles 7 місяців тому

      Thats great! Hope you enjoy it. We have used ours for a few years now, taking it down every fall and putting it back up in spring.