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So the SWG is the ic40 and the sand filter is a tr100. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

As promised here are some pictures that I took this morning before I left for work. When the sun hits the coping the quartz really sparkles. I think it's starting to grow on my wife too! Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Good idea, great practice and if we end up filling the pool with our hose I will know what we are working with. Thanks for the tip! Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

So we were expecting the rest of the quartzite and waterfall boulders to be delivered today but no show. Hopefully it shows up tomorrow so they can finish the dry set of the stone and start on the waterfall Friday. Also got the bid back for the planter box so have to get that started ASAP...

Do you have any pictures? We will also be using Wet Edge. Also how is the texture of the Satin Matrix? We are decided between Satin and Pearl Matrix.......

Very nice! Do you have a picture of your sun deck? Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Sunbaby, do you have a picture you could share of your sun deck? Your water looks great! Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Wow small world, the hills that we look at from our backyard is Apple Valley! Burketts does great work and they specialize in remodeling. My assistant had them resurface her pool 4 years ago and she loves it. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

That's kind of what I thought, I'm wondering if there will be a big issue of color consistency with the quartz?

I like that color a lot, any pictures of the steps?

So according to the plans for the pool it estimates 25,000 gallons. With the addition of the hot tub and the small changes to the deep end I would estimate roughly 26,000-27,000 gallons. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Most likely gray concrete with a salt finish and a brushed apron. Stamped would be great but not at twice the price. Going to have roughly 1,600-2,000 sqft of patio. The picture below gives a rough look, we will only have three steps down to the deck and the concrete will wrap around to the...

Do you have a link to the calculator? Thanks! Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Quartzite stone got laid out yesterday, wife is now not sure if she likes it. Might be eating the cost of the stone and going with a concrete band now. Still have to have the PB fix the tile at both skimmers and a few shallow tiles, hopefully that gets taken care of today. Sent from my...

Thanks for the tip on bleach, laundry room it is. Our pool shed will be wood, thinking of getting a TuffShed. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

We are in Sonora, about 90 minutes from Lodi. Love it up here. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

TF100 kit with magnetic stirrer and borates test strips ordered!

I think I will keep the bleach in the garage and the acid outside in the pool shed. Hopefully once its up and running I wont have to add too much bleach....?

I feel like I should start buying the stuff needed today maintain the pool once complete. What all will be needed for a SWG pool? Thanks. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Most likely Pearl Matrix by Wet Edge. Our PB is going to take us by some of his pools to see what color we want. We are going for the Caribbean water color but don't want to see a lot of grey on steps or in the shallow end.

Pool tile was installed today and the coping stone delivered. Have a few areas of grout lines and cut pieces that will need fixing. Other than that it's looking good. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Thank you, waterline tile and coping stone will be started once this rain storm passes. Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

The pool is roughly 42th long, 24ft wide at the shallow end and 18ft wide at the deep end. The hot tub is 7ft in diameter. Not sure about how many gallons, never bothered to ask the PB.

I will have to talk with my PB about what his plans are once the pebble is installed. No test kit yet, what would you recommend for a salt system? Thanks for the replies! Sent from my XT1096 using Tapatalk

Start up procedure??

Today was Gunite day!! These guys work their butts off, started at 6:30am and didn't leave until 5:00pm. Tomorrow morning I get to start watering it down......

Heavy night of rain filled the deep end: Pool plumbing complete: Pool Rebar complete: - - - Updated - - - Decided to add the hot tub: Hot tub Rebar complete: All ready for Gunite: Plumbing tucked away under our deck:

Well I figured I should start a build thread to keep track of our project. Started getting bids and designs July of 2015, signed the contract in October and started the dig in January due to weather delay. The pool is 42ft long, 24ft wide in the shallow end and 18ft wide in the deep end with a...