Re: Pool Build - California Dreaming
The second round of coping is now done. In total we have now poured over 120 CY of concrete, 20 CY of colored concrete to form the pool coping and the exterior band of coping that will frame the pavers, plus the caps to the columns and various raised walls to the stairs and the sunk-in swim up bar. This added some cost to the pool project, which is now just north of $65K.
It was actually exciting to see it come together and start to lay the paver base. I was going to wait to do the deck last to prevent staining from the plaster but the inspector advised me to complete it right away due to the confusion regarding the equipotential bonding grid; so why look a gift horse in the mouth, right?
Today, I installed the deck laminar jets; you can see them below in the deck. These are fiberoptic lit and will shoot arched color lit streams of water into the pool. We ran the last few deck drains. Enjot the pics.
Let me know what you think.
The second round of coping is now done. In total we have now poured over 120 CY of concrete, 20 CY of colored concrete to form the pool coping and the exterior band of coping that will frame the pavers, plus the caps to the columns and various raised walls to the stairs and the sunk-in swim up bar. This added some cost to the pool project, which is now just north of $65K.
It was actually exciting to see it come together and start to lay the paver base. I was going to wait to do the deck last to prevent staining from the plaster but the inspector advised me to complete it right away due to the confusion regarding the equipotential bonding grid; so why look a gift horse in the mouth, right?
Today, I installed the deck laminar jets; you can see them below in the deck. These are fiberoptic lit and will shoot arched color lit streams of water into the pool. We ran the last few deck drains. Enjot the pics.
Let me know what you think.