Time-Lapse of 18x36 In-Ground Pool Construction
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2020
- This is the entire 14-day installation of an 18'x36' in-ground swimming pool with vinyl liner, and associated stone patio and walkway. This time-lapse is 8 minutes and was made with a GoPro Hero 6. Video was created using Apple Final Cut Pro. Pool construction by Northern Pool & Spa of Eliot, ME; electrical by Wentworth Electric of Rochester, NH; patio construction by Landscapes by Aurelindo of Hampton, NH; fencing by Brentwood Fence of Brentwood, NH.
Copyright © 2019 Paul MacDonald
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I’ve been working on liner pools for 25 years. Not even gonna try to critique. Great job all around !
I need to hire these people they did it under 10 mins
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Clearly non-union labour!
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Nice work, beautiful pool.
Well done folks!! Living the dream when it's warm out lol
Beautiful pool
just bought my first house and love your videos. Another thing I'm adding to my pool area is inflatable lazy chairs from the fillup club
Amazing job! Ours is being built at the end of summer 2023. Bit of a bummer, but oh well,we'll have it for next year! So glad we didn't go with the 16' x 32 lagoon. 18 x 36 has nicer & wide curves for each end 😊
Really curious whether Schedule 40 PVC pipe or “flex PVC” tubing was installed for the underground plumbing?
Great timelapse video.
What type of patio stone is this? Looks awesome.
Techo-Bloc Blu60.
What are your frame intervals for this video? I'm trying to set up a time-lapse of my pool build that is coming up soon. TIA
I used the default 1080 0.5 sec time-lapse setting on the GoPro. I then sped it up even more (4x) using Final Cut Pro.
They should have poured a cement collar around the backside of the wall before backfilling.Also defiantly should have let the ground settle for a couple weeks before placing pavers.But whatever if you have to pull overs eventually not that big a deal I guess.Enjoy!
There is at 1:09 in the video all the way around.
I litterally have this pool scheduled installed from northern this August. We are stuck between the 36 foot or the 40. Is the pool a good size or do think bigger would have been better
Tough question to answer. I think if you increase the length for this shape you also increase the width. We were limited in width by the location of the septic leach field, so 18x36 was perfect for us. Other considerations include if you plan to have a diving board, the additional size would allow for a more graduated bottom from shallow to diving depth. We have on six feet at the deep end. And of course, if you go with a larger pool, you are increasing the cost of the patio area. I heard Northern is booked into next year so you are lucky to be on their list!
If you don't mind me asking, how much did you pay for this pool? I've been looking into getting a vinyl liner pool and wanted to know what the cost was.
East coast a pool like that Appx $75k + Pavers appx 35k /or Concrete 28k -deck pool, furniture appx 10k, cascade -water fountain $10k to $60k grotto style, slides can be from regular $4k to sectional $15k to$45k depends how large the slide and color.
What was the mix you used for the pool bottom? It looks like you did a base and then a top coat? Thanks!
Gunite is used to form the curves at the deep end. The pool has a vinyl liner.
@@ColdnFrosty I thought gunite was the high pressure spray type? I looks like they are toweling it on...
@@travissmeltz Correct. Here's a link regarding their process: northernpoolandspa.com/vinyl-liner-pool-construction/
You get a like for using the music from the game: Tropico... :)
Dunno. It's a standard Final Cut Pro selection.
Bro is this your pool? Hows it holding up? I like the steps
Holding up nicely!
Can you please tell me why I have to wait 6 weeks for the ground to settle before the mason guy can put the apron around the pool?
Dunno - maybe he's booked for the next six weeks. I don't build them - I'm just a customer. Usually a good stone mason is going to do what my guys did - use a heavy compactor and go over the area many times before laying the first stone.
@@ColdnFrosty my pool guy said they have to wait 6 weeks for the ground to settle or it will crack.
Depending on settling, you could have ground settle for up to a year or two later. We put pool in summer of 2016, concrete deck added I. Two months after. Even with plate companion it has settled some still. Our poll company uses a steel frame that extended off the wall pieces and supports concrete decking if a void develops. We have some hairline cracks in the spacers that they placed, so that at least has worked. Where concrete ends I have techo blok pavers (blue 60mm with a soldier course of black onyx bricks, almost looks like exact type or at least style this family has). The soldier course against the deck has sunk a bit, especially along length where deep end ladder is. Last spring while I was held out of work for a covid close contact, I tore up that soldier course run, compacted more crusher run gravel and new concrete sand to re lay those pavers. If you get backfill of a compacting style gravel and your mason/contractor compacts it in four inch lifts or less, you will have a pretty good defense against that area settling. We know a couple that waited til the following year to pour their decking (we have a large 1500 square foot patio around our pool, theirs dwarfs ours and is all concrete). They wanted to ensure it had fully settled. They had not observed any cracks as of yet. We reside in CNY, tween Utica and Syracuse, so freeze thaw for concrete and ground heave is per of worry for settling. Moral of the story, longer you wait, more chance you won’t have to mess with fixing cracks in your concrete due to voids under it.
Can you please tell me how many square feet of decking that is?
Approx 1450 sq ft
Anyone else get seasick watching this?
How much?
looks fantastic! 100k-ish? just a wild guess
Very wild guess.
@@ColdnFrosty paver work in my area is insanely expensive, thats why the guess
What kind of pool is this? Why did they not choose gunite ?
It's a vinyl pool and most likely due to the price.
Did they use gravel to fill the back of the walls?
Gravel and concrete along the exterior base. You can see that. Then compacted soil.
@@ColdnFrosty how much gravel did you use? I am having a lagoon 20x41x31
@@blackhouse7646 Dunno. I'm just a customer!
What is the liner color?
Several shades of blue.
Why do people put water in the pool whilst still building it
Check for plumbing leaks before spending a ton on finish work!
Plus it equals out the pressure on the sides so it don't explode or implode