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Cinderella67
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Post subject: Creation by AquaLeader vs Quest by Sharkline  Posted: October 31st, 2011, 1:46 pm |
Joined: October 20th, 2011, 5:33 pm Posts: 11
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Hi All,
I need help deciding on the pool of my dreams that I can afford...I almost purchased a Creation by AquaLeader and I like it because they say that I can use a SWC with it. The only drawback is that the top ledge is only 6" wide and I'm afraif it would not be sturdy enough. Quest has a 9" top ledge but on the warrany page it states that it is voided if I use a salt water system. Creation is also more in my price range...but I'm worried about the ledge and also about resin that shrinks during New Jersey winters and thus break...
Any input is really appreciated...
Thank you,
CD
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cramar
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Post subject: Re: Creation by AquaLeader vs Quest by Sharkline  Posted: November 9th, 2011, 3:28 pm |
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Joined: November 10th, 2010, 3:27 pm Posts: 396 Location: Sault Ontario
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Don't worry about the ledge shrinking, if resin ledges were prone to shrink the width wouldn't matter. Lots of people in cold climates have resin pools, the ledge isn't supposed to be used for people getting in/out of the pool so the width isn't critical, although personally I like the wider look.
Also, if you use the BBB method perhaps you can save money by not buying a salt water system. I started my pool with BBB and with a bit of research and help from people here I can say it's a very easy system to use.
I personally think both companies make nice looking pools.
_________________ 20' X 54" Sharkline Matrix Resin AGP, 9400 Gallons, Sta-Rite 1 HP Dynamo Pump, 150 lb Pentair Sand Filter, Gorilla Pad, Foam Cove, Taylor K-2006 kit, BBB method, Margarittaville Fiji Coming Soon: Solar Heater, Hard Plumb, DIY Fountain
My Build: one-man-one-pool-and-one-deck-agp-pics-t37172.html
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Cinderella67
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Post subject: Re: Creation by AquaLeader vs Quest by Sharkline  Posted: November 12th, 2011, 7:36 am |
Joined: October 20th, 2011, 5:33 pm Posts: 11
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Thank you for suggesting the BBB method - I read a little bit about it and I will give it a try.
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cramar
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Post subject: Re: Creation by AquaLeader vs Quest by Sharkline  Posted: November 14th, 2011, 7:08 pm |
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Joined: November 10th, 2010, 3:27 pm Posts: 396 Location: Sault Ontario
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If you go BBB (or any route for that matter) get a good test kit, you really need a good test kit. The ones linked to here are great and the prices are good.
_________________ 20' X 54" Sharkline Matrix Resin AGP, 9400 Gallons, Sta-Rite 1 HP Dynamo Pump, 150 lb Pentair Sand Filter, Gorilla Pad, Foam Cove, Taylor K-2006 kit, BBB method, Margarittaville Fiji Coming Soon: Solar Heater, Hard Plumb, DIY Fountain
My Build: one-man-one-pool-and-one-deck-agp-pics-t37172.html
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msgtdan
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Post subject: Re: Creation by AquaLeader vs Quest by Sharkline  Posted: November 16th, 2011, 2:02 pm |
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Joined: July 8th, 2011, 12:48 pm Posts: 91 Location: SW MO
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I've picked up an 8 year old AquaLeader that's in great shape. The only breakage in one vertical has a small hole that I suspect came from a lawn mower thrown rock. Nothing structurally wrong and only a little sun fading. The pool was from the north side of KC MO so has been through some rough winters.
_________________ Dan D Used 2003 Aqua Leader 27'x52" fall/winter/spring 2011/12 setup project, SwimPro SW256T 250# sand filter, Hayward PowerFlo LX pump with Emerson 1 1/2 hp motor
Summer 2011 used Summer Escapes Ring pool 14' x 42", Intex 1600gph sand filter, HTH 6 way test kit TF100 w/stirrer
Currently 28" to 30" deep. 2200 gallons. Well water @ FC=0, PH=7.2, TA=290, CH=320
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