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  1. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    I apologize for delays in reporting here. Just settling down after a cruise to celebrate our 50th and then a bout of covid to celebrate our cruise. Regarding the pool, it's rock solid and level. It's the deck that's risen up on the shallow end by about an inch. Expansive soil is the culprit...
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  3. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    We'll see what the verdict is after laser level measurements and the like. Could be trouble in paradise!
  4. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    Still waiting to have PB come inspect. However, I don't think it can be a minor thing. City inspection didn't require a soils report to my knowledge--and PB said if we kept depth under 7.5 feet no special engineering was needed. Pool inspector praised the work and said it was first rate...
  5. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    Yea, I'd be happier if it were the deck sinking rather than the pool as it appears to be. PB is going to inspect in person and we'll see what they say.
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    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    LOL! at least it helps to laugh...Just realized a possibly bigger issue with some possible pool settling. A little research shows me I'm not alone with that either. Got a call in to pool builder to find out how big an issue--maybe water leak?
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  8. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    So we're in the process of having the pebble subcontractor do some serious underwater buffing. It may be a bit better but still very noticable blotches. Will update when we have a result and conclusion. Thanks for the helpful information. Seems to be a bit of cost/benefit analysis involved...
  9. DanManSanDiego

    problem with blotchy pebble surface

    Greetings all. Built the pool of our dreams last year--finished just about late July 2021 and overall very happy with features and functionality. However, very unhappy with the pool mini pebble surface. We went with a light color--I believe NPT Aqua Cool Mini. Unfortunately, the surface is...
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  13. DanManSanDiego

    Saltwater system for Easy Set 15 x 48 Intex?

    Thanks, Jeffchap. I'll pick up the recommended kit on Amazon I think. One other question, I'm currently running a fifty foot extension out to the filter and SWG from my spa GFCI outlet and put the outlet connections off the ground about four feet in a handy tree trunk--pretty much out of the...
  14. DanManSanDiego

    Saltwater system for Easy Set 15 x 48 Intex?

    So I purchased a lightly used Intex 8110 SWG from Craigslist and have it set up now. Referring to the instruction manual, it says I have 3736 gallons in my Easy Set 15x48 pool and need 0.9 lbs of cyanuric acid and 95 lbs of salt. I had a little less than a quarter of a 40 pound bag of salt the...
  15. DanManSanDiego

    Saltwater system for Easy Set 15 x 48 Intex?

    Thanks Jeff and Casey. Yes, the 637R came with the pool, so I'll use that for now and look at the Intex SWG. Right now I also need to get my CYA up, so I'm hearing I should use dichlor shock instead of liquid chlorine for awhile?
  16. DanManSanDiego

    Saltwater system for Easy Set 15 x 48 Intex?

    We just filled a new 15 x 48 easy set pool in preparation for grandkids. I'm reading pool school and learned that either liquid chlorine (which I've done for now) or SW chlorine generation is best. I'm lazy, so the salt water system sounds good to me, but I'm still not literate in all this. I...
  17. DanManSanDiego

    Considering DIY pool kit from Royal Pools or similar--Desire hard-nosed advice!

    Greetings all, Dan and Darlene from Oceanside, California. We had been planning to put up a 9X18X52 Intex pool in a corner of our small back yard--and thanks for the many helpful replies there. Then, we discovered the Royal Pool ingrained pool kits. So, we're considering a smaller lagoon...
  18. DanManSanDiego

    Intex or Polygroup Pro (18x9 rectangle)? Help me decide

    Thanks, and quick update. We decided on the rectangular as it seemed to maximize using an area of our back yard and allow some lap swimming--but we're not dead set on it. I almost pulled the trigger to buy the Intex 9x18 from Home Depot. However, a little more web sleuthing showed several...
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    Intex or Polygroup Pro (18x9 rectangle)? Help me decide

    Hi all, we've decided to put an 18x9x52 pool in our backyard to accommodate four active grandchildren. Planning to buy from Home Depot since we have a special offer with them right now. The 18 x 9 rectangular size is perfect for us and I was almost ready to order the Intex. Then my wife went...