Hey all, just discovered this fantastic forum mid build of our 20 x 40 vinyl wind pool. It’s been extremely helpful to get all my chemistry‘s in order and the pool has been crystal clear, Wish I would’ve known about it for some of our design choices!
My question is we are at the stage where we are finishing up excavation and stone for pavers, and realizing we would love to have some deck jets for some top surface water movement and sound. Currently, the concrete is poured over the pool plumbing, but there is a 18 inch excavation channel where stone will be going for our pavers. I called my pool company and they said it was too late for them to add deck jets, it seems to me with the plumbing still accessible at the pump if I just wanted to put two jets near the deep end using the channel for the piping would that work?
I also live in Pennsylvania where we get pretty frozen winters, not sure if that affects the depth of the line needed for deck jets, or if it’s something I can close off at the pump and blow out with compressed air?
Any thoughts appreciated!
My question is we are at the stage where we are finishing up excavation and stone for pavers, and realizing we would love to have some deck jets for some top surface water movement and sound. Currently, the concrete is poured over the pool plumbing, but there is a 18 inch excavation channel where stone will be going for our pavers. I called my pool company and they said it was too late for them to add deck jets, it seems to me with the plumbing still accessible at the pump if I just wanted to put two jets near the deep end using the channel for the piping would that work?
I also live in Pennsylvania where we get pretty frozen winters, not sure if that affects the depth of the line needed for deck jets, or if it’s something I can close off at the pump and blow out with compressed air?
Any thoughts appreciated!
