I read these comments, and I salute you, sir. Just because you're in construction doesn't mean you know how to install a pool. These guys did an amazing job!
nice video but those stairs and returns and skimmer cut outs are going to fail within a year or so. you have to have 6 inches of water in the shallow end before anything is cut in to account for liner stretch when the weight of the water is added
Tyre Pierce Thanks for the info. Thinking of getting a pool and I’m at the information gathering stage. Having to look with a critical and careful eye.
I guess that is concrete. We never had concrete - sort of defeats the purpose of vinyl, if you ask me. Maybe depends on the environment but that doesn't look much different from ours. The ground is just hogged out to shape and compacted. That's all. 50 years, never a problem not having some concrete base.
It's vinyl, not concrete. There isn't much needed for vinyl. It's terrific if you ask me. Biased, grew up with one and it's still there 50 years later.
??? How you mean? Ours never "popped out" in 50 years, several liners. But yes, traditional vinyl is easily removed, too, for those who want to "fill it in".
This is new to me. We NEVER had concrete of any kind under our liners. 50 years. Dirt causing holes? Nah. They might want to ensure, unlike concrete, there is NO major rock base, but otherwise, no, leaks in liner not so much. Most were in walls. And, simply go in and glue them over with other vinyl tape and glue. Not that hard.
I read these comments, and I salute you, sir. Just because you're in construction doesn't mean you know how to install a pool. These guys did an amazing job!
This is maybe the best video online if you just want to get to the point. Thanks Tyler.
nice video but those stairs and returns and skimmer cut outs are going to fail within a year or so. you have to have 6 inches of water in the shallow end before anything is cut in to account for liner stretch when the weight of the water is added
Tyre Pierce
Thanks for the info. Thinking of getting a pool and I’m at the information gathering stage. Having to look with a critical and careful eye.
I don't like that they didn't finish there back fill first
Nice video! Is there a part #2? What are the pool dimensions? Pool depth?
no steel inside concrete? no draining and filtration system?
Yeah’, I see the concrete crumbling with two years.
(If not less)
I guess that is concrete. We never had concrete - sort of defeats the purpose of vinyl, if you ask me. Maybe depends on the environment but that doesn't look much different from ours. The ground is just hogged out to shape and compacted. That's all. 50 years, never a problem not having some concrete base.
How thick that liner
SO good Bro
What type of pool is this with the metal walls?
It's vinyl, not concrete. There isn't much needed for vinyl. It's terrific if you ask me. Biased, grew up with one and it's still there 50 years later.
It's durable how long
The pool is with two feet of the deck stairs? Lol I wonder why they wouldn't have moved it out more.
Why no steel or rebar?
because they have no idea what theyre doing
Wot - no water ??
Does anyone know someone replace a liner in Arizona?
those type of pools can pop out of the ground as well?
??? How you mean? Ours never "popped out" in 50 years, several liners. But yes, traditional vinyl is easily removed, too, for those who want to "fill it in".
Where's that concrete collar bruh?
Wow!!
I need help to make my pool
To close to the stairs
how much did it cost to build this pool?
do what did this pool cost I would like the same one
Well i have one that is 20×40 and it costed around $40,000. But it really depends on the size and the seller.
And on if it is a liner pool or if it has concrete all around
That size I would say at least 55k.
do u have to cocrete the bottom of the pool pr can u set the liner on dirt
Floyd Sweat concrete
It's poolkrete,little softer then concrete,and no you never want to sit it on the dirt,it will cause holes to get in your liner
This is new to me. We NEVER had concrete of any kind under our liners. 50 years. Dirt causing holes? Nah. They might want to ensure, unlike concrete, there is NO major rock base, but otherwise, no, leaks in liner not so much. Most were in walls. And, simply go in and glue them over with other vinyl tape and glue. Not that hard.