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We just got done with a similar project. You can check my post for pictures. Our coping was approximately 1" thick while the pavers we used were 2" thick (we did pavers on top of concrete). They poured one pad for everything. For the coping around the pool, they poured approximately 8" deep...

We are in the middle of construction on a 42x16 27x18 true L and everybody that has been over has told us its huge. Then the next sentence out of their mouths is its going to be awesome. Do what makes sense for you and your family.

Thanks guys. I dont think I have a higher resolution photo. Its actually drawn on like 20x24 paper so i had to take a pic with my phone. Here is an updated pic of todays progress. Only 1 limited view pic due to the weather. [img=http://s22.postimg.org/pbfdzcd4d/image.jpg]

After about a year of planning we are underway with our project! Here is our original conceptual drawing - we have made a few changes: And here is our process. I will try to post as many pics as I can as we go through the process. Here are our specs: * 42x16x27x18 "L" * 8' deep...

Just curious if anybody found an answer on what determines each different type of pool. Thanks

Can I ask for you are from so we dont hire your PB!

Here is a drawing of our pool. We are trying to contain the deep end to the one area if the L, which would increase the slope. Think we need to make it 40' long? But i dont think I would make the shallow end any wider than 18'? So by lengthening the pool Im not sure we would gain...

The pool is 38x16x27x18 true L. We want to keep the entire 27x18 shallow. Then the dive pool would be the 20x16 section. So there would be 4' coming off the wall, 6' dive box, and then 10' sloping up to the shallow end. Thanks

I am trying to finalize our pool and was wondering how steep the ramping from shallow end to dive end can be? Right now ours is planned at 2:1 (8'6" to 3'6" in 10ft) however, our PB is saying 3:1 is standard. Does it matter?

Does anybody have any experience with the Federal Stone Safety Coping? Pics? http://federalstone.com Thanks!

I wish I lived in NC! We are in Northeast Ohio and the quotes we are getting for a 38x16x27x18 True L, equipped similarly to yours, are $50,000-$54,000.

Love your pool! Please post more pics of your deck when its finished!

Love the pool! Can I ask what kind of decking that is? Is it stamped or colored concrete? Looks awesome! What color is it? Thanks!

Been on and off the website trying to gather as much information as I can. Here is where I am at with our PB. How am I doing? Any suggestions? This is for a 18’ x 38’ x 26’ x 14’ L-Shape Custom Pool Custom 20 mil Liner 1 – 8’ straight step – Fiberglass Granite blue Hand troweled...

Thanks guys. We are meeting with 2 contractors this week.

Hello all, I am a new member to the website and I've spent the last several nights gathering up information. We are in the beginning stages of designing an in ground pool. I am looking for some feedback to my initial thoughts. We are designing this pool for use in Northeast Ohio. So...