Jamison04 said:
That is concrete board. I am either going with tile or natural stone for the floor. That will go on top of the concrete board.
Intro and build pics, above ground sunk w/retaining wall
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That is concrete board. I am either going with tile or natural stone for the floor. That will go on top of the concrete board.
Durf said:
Yes it is. I work at home so I have a lot of time on my hands sometimes.
Sangster said:
Codes would not let me. It had to be 25ft from the house if it was inground and only 5ft for above. Although I have seen many ingrounds in the area that are closer than 25ft.
If I were doing the pool only, it would not be nearly as much work. I am adding a lot of extras.
Can't wait to see it all finished! Its looking so nice. So are you going to be able to get access to change the liner on the pool? looks like it would be difficult.
carterj92 said:
There is a gap there. The pool wall itself is a little too high on one side. If I have to change it, I will probley try to lower the one side.
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I got the gravel in for the lower patio (i'm so glad to get that dirt covered up). I also got the trim on around the pool edge. There will still be one more thin piece I am going to glue on over the screw heads. The stone floor will hang a little over the trim. I'm hoping to pour the concrete in that space to the left of the pool and about 4ft to the right of the pool. That area will be covered in the stone for the floor. I want to get that done in the next couple weeks. Then the rest of the lower patio will be stamped concrete.
I found a ladder on CL. I just need mounting hardware for it. I got the drain and we are getting ready to mix the concrete for each side of the pool deck and the stone will go on top. I picked up some sample stones, and they are sitting next to the ladder.
Thanks 
We decided to order the concrete instead of mixing it. We now have it poured and it's ready for the stone floor to be installed.
We decided to order the concrete instead of mixing it. We now have it poured and it's ready for the stone floor to be installed.
Someone may have asked this already and I didn't see so please forgive me if this question is redundant.
Do you have an easy way to replace the liner if it gets a tear and needs replacement?
Do you have an easy way to replace the liner if it gets a tear and needs replacement?