Wow that's awesome! thank you so much!!! And thank you for watching! Make sure to subscribe if you haven't yet it helps the channel out, once again thank you!
You should get roughly 3 and a 1/2 tons for a 24 round and make sure you get mason sand you dont want the other stuff with bits of stone! Thank you you for watching and if you haven't yet make sure to hit that subscribe button! Thank you!
My friends and I have been putting up and taking down my pool in the backyard for the past 14 years one full never had to buy anything other than a few screws and track pieces, putting it up and taking it down every year makes it last way longer.
Awesome!!! Just take your time and get your ground prep done and measured correctly and it will go together nice!! Thank you for watching and if you haven't subscribed already click that button! I also have more pool videos on my UA-cam channel if you need help with other parts of the pool! Have a great summer 😉
Had a bad install. Expandable liner pulled down as it was filling and installer had left. Attempted to fix and a big gust of wind knocks down part of the wall. Ouch. What are the wall holder clips you use? If I can't rescue the wall with sheet metal I'll need a new wall. Any idea where I could get one reasonably? Thanks
I made homemade wall hangers! Check with your local pool dealers, you might be able to get a section from them its alot of work you have to cut and drill holes out, also you would need to piece it together like you do on install which means strapping and wall bolts from top to bottom like you do when connecting your pool, unfortunately you might be better off getting a new pool or used pool for cheap sometimes free on market place, sucks that happened to you I wish you the best of luck with whatever you decide to do and thank you for watching!👍
Only if you are putting down pool padding then you could get away with less but I know at least here in the northeast you want at least 3 inches because of the freezing and thawing, rocks and other items work there way up through the base and can puncture your liner if not thick enough ,if you live in a warm state then it's a different story but at least up my way a good base prevents premature liner wear and puncture! Thank you for watching if you haven't subscribed already click that subscribe button it helps out, thank you!!!😉
@@WhitehouseFarmVet i have sand down but i was curious if that 2 to 3 inch depth of sand affected liner appearance when using a bead lock style liner edge. My system uses the j lock style coping to lock liner in place.
Same its 18x52! Thank you for watching! I have more videos as well if you need help, you can also ask any questions and I will try to get back to you asap, it's not too bad especially with smaller pools like this!
It's a pain in the ass to get set and when doing the liner it can move even though it's glued on, they are OK and do work but your already getting mason sand, so just make your cove with that and also save money on a cove!!!! But which ever route you go both ways work, good luck and thank you for watching!👍😊
You should never add dirt or move dirt around when leveling, only remove. Due to settling, it will appear level once you move that dirt around but when it settles it will be a different story.
I agree that you should never add dirt if your looking to raise your level for blocking but that's not what that is for we moved what was the little from the high side to the low side as fill for where we would be dumping sand as fill, so your not having to use more sand, then still had to dig down into the hard pan to get all the blocks at ground level in the hard pan then scraped and moved dirt back toward the center away from the base ring, then tamped the entire area, you can move dirt all around the circle and tamp it because you will be adding 2 plus tons of sand for a 18 round at a 3 inch level with 6 inch coved sides, so it wont matter where the dirt goes as long as your not building up your blocks that would be big no no and settling would occur and the pool would be out of level I know it's hard to tell , but I definitely understand what your saying. You can check out my other video which is more detailed specifically on ground work, ua-cam.com/video/cm3ErpgTuHg/v-deo.html Thank you for watching!
I made wall hangers with rebar, rope, wood chocks and hooks! I've been getting asked that alot I'm probably gonna do a video on how to make them its pretty easy! Thanks for watching!👍
Awesome! They are adjustable!! I drilled two holes in the wood blocks that slide along the ropes so you can set them at any distance! It works great! Thank you for watching!👍😊
850.00 2 years ago now it's gone up to 1050.00! I dont agree with this price hike I think it's all crap! they are even price gouging pools and equipment etc that's why i am hoping these videos will help people out to do it themselves to save money! Thank you for watching!👍
Thank you hopefully you will find someone good and a good price there have been alot of people price gouging it's crazy! Good luck and thank you for watching!👍😊
Probably one of the best how to videos I've seen for a hardwall pool setup.. Thank you.
Wow that's awesome! thank you so much!!! And thank you for watching! Make sure to subscribe if you haven't yet it helps the channel out, once again thank you!
Thank you for this great video ! It's the best one I've seen yet. Now I'm ready to tackle the job !
Awesome good luck buddy and thank you for watching!👍😊
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!😁
Thank you for this great video! How much sand did you use? I'm installing a 24' pool and would like to know how much sand I should buy.
You should get roughly 3 and a 1/2 tons for a 24 round and make sure you get mason sand you dont want the other stuff with bits of stone! Thank you you for watching and if you haven't yet make sure to hit that subscribe button! Thank you!
My friends and I have been putting up and taking down my pool in the backyard for the past 14 years one full never had to buy anything other than a few screws and track pieces, putting it up and taking it down every year makes it last way longer.
Wow! That would cost me a fortune every year for water!
Thank you for the video. I am getting a 18 foot pool this week wanted to see how big it would be as well
Awesome!!! Just take your time and get your ground prep done and measured correctly and it will go together nice!! Thank you for watching and if you haven't subscribed already click that button! I also have more pool videos on my UA-cam channel if you need help with other parts of the pool! Have a great summer 😉
Do you have to put down a pad down before or after the sand....or is that just overkill?
You can if you want but normally the sand is more than enough! Thank you for watching!
Had a bad install. Expandable liner pulled down as it was filling and installer had left. Attempted to fix and a big gust of wind knocks down part of the wall. Ouch. What are the wall holder clips you use? If I can't rescue the wall with sheet metal I'll need a new wall. Any idea where I could get one reasonably? Thanks
I made homemade wall hangers! Check with your local pool dealers, you might be able to get a section from them its alot of work you have to cut and drill holes out, also you would need to piece it together like you do on install which means strapping and wall bolts from top to bottom like you do when connecting your pool, unfortunately you might be better off getting a new pool or used pool for cheap sometimes free on market place, sucks that happened to you I wish you the best of luck with whatever you decide to do and thank you for watching!👍
Is there any liner styles that you dont build sand up 2 to 3 inches in the base?
Only if you are putting down pool padding then you could get away with less but I know at least here in the northeast you want at least 3 inches because of the freezing and thawing, rocks and other items work there way up through the base and can puncture your liner if not thick enough ,if you live in a warm state then it's a different story but at least up my way a good base prevents premature liner wear and puncture!
Thank you for watching if you haven't subscribed already click that subscribe button it helps out, thank you!!!😉
@@WhitehouseFarmVet i have sand down but i was curious if that 2 to 3 inch depth of sand affected liner appearance when using a bead lock style liner edge. My system uses the j lock style coping to lock liner in place.
What the dimension of the pool? I been looking at one that 18x52.
Same its 18x52! Thank you for watching! I have more videos as well if you need help, you can also ask any questions and I will try to get back to you asap, it's not too bad especially with smaller pools like this!
Have you ever used the stick on foam cove? Whats you thoughts on that??
It's a pain in the ass to get set and when doing the liner it can move even though it's glued on, they are OK and do work but your already getting mason sand, so just make your cove with that and also save money on a cove!!!! But which ever route you go both ways work, good luck and thank you for watching!👍😊
What is the name of the machine used to take off the grass layer?
It's a sod cutter you can rent them for around 75.00 a day if you need one I think home depot even has them for rent , thank you for watching!!!😁👍
Is 9-cu feet of sand good enough for the 18 round bottom pool.
Not even close you need 120 cu feet or 3 tons or 2 yards of sand for a 18ft round pool you could probably get away with 2 1/2 tons!
You should never add dirt or move dirt around when leveling, only remove. Due to settling, it will appear level once you move that dirt around but when it settles it will be a different story.
I agree that you should never add dirt if your looking to raise your level for blocking but that's not what that is for we moved what was the little from the high side to the low side as fill for where we would be dumping sand as fill, so your not having to use more sand, then still had to dig down into the hard pan to get all the blocks at ground level in the hard pan then scraped and moved dirt back toward the center away from the base ring, then tamped the entire area, you can move dirt all around the circle and tamp it because you will be adding 2 plus tons of sand for a 18 round at a 3 inch level with 6 inch coved sides, so it wont matter where the dirt goes as long as your not building up your blocks that would be big no no and settling would occur and the pool would be out of level I know it's hard to tell , but I definitely understand what your saying. You can check out my other video which is more detailed specifically on ground work, ua-cam.com/video/cm3ErpgTuHg/v-deo.html
Thank you for watching!
Power line over the pool?
The city issued the permit! Spectrum cable that's life in the city lol, I'm glad I live in the country! Thanks for watching!👍😊
What is the wall install tool you are banging in the ground?
I made wall hangers with rebar, rope, wood chocks and hooks! I've been getting asked that alot I'm probably gonna do a video on how to make them its pretty easy! Thanks for watching!👍
@@WhitehouseFarmVet I also made similar hangers with rebar rope and 1 inch spring clamps but yours look adjustable!
Awesome! They are adjustable!! I drilled two holes in the wood blocks that slide along the ropes so you can set them at any distance! It works great! Thank you for watching!👍😊
How much would you charge to do this?
850.00 2 years ago now it's gone up to 1050.00! I dont agree with this price hike I think it's all crap! they are even price gouging pools and equipment etc that's why i am hoping these videos will help people out to do it themselves to save money! Thank you for watching!👍
Wall clips
I made my own wall hangers!👍
Following
👍😁Thanks again!👍
awesome vedeo is there anybody in Providence RI than can do this for me I will pay Thank You
Thank you hopefully you will find someone good and a good price there have been alot of people price gouging it's crazy! Good luck and thank you for watching!👍😊
What tool was used that beeped at 5:23?
It's a laser level for leveling the blocks and ground!
@@WhitehouseFarmVet can u post a link to the tool?
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Just bought a pool from watsons. Not looking forward to this install.
Its really not too bad it's just time consuming take your time and you'll be okay!😉😁
Where did you get the stakes for wall installation?
I made them with s hooks to hold the walls!
@@WhitehouseFarmVet thank you!
No problem anytime!😊