Recent content by TaraBirch

Thanks linen, i just left a post on that thread! I see where those panels faded. YIKES!

Hey dds! I am considering the Sequoia wood grain pool and I think it is just beautiful. I am wondering if you took it down each year (or did you replace it after only one year due to the fading)? Also, do you think there's anything you can put on the wood grain looking panels to protect them...

Yes, I keep reading through the posts and it seems to be pretty evenly split. I worry more about the wood grain enclosure mostly, as that's the most expensive part of this pool, and I'm not sure you can purchase that seperately as a replacement part. The enclosure is plastic with a wood grain...

Hey there amd250. I am considering the Intex Sequoia, which is just the standard Intex metal frame pool, but it comes with a wood "look" enclosure. The company's website, among others, recomend taking the pool down and storing during the winter to protect it from ice damage. I am located in...

Thanks Dave! I keep researching online, and I found some YouTube videos that showed just the concrete pavers like you describe, so I think that's the way to go. I live in Indianapolis, IN. Our winters can be rough. Considering my location, do you think I could get away with leaving it up...

Hi Dan - Here's what the Intex website says about leaving the pool up all year: We recommend storing your pool during the winter. Your pool is designed to be easily emptied and stored in a dry, warm place. If you choose to leave your pool up year round in areas where freezing temperatures...

I am thinking of purchasing the pool discussed here and on the Intex website it suggested levelling with 2" of concrete. Do you think that's necessary? I am in Indiana, if that makes any difference in regards to the concrete, but I am assuming that I will need to take this pool down each...