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We've put more water in and we're still about 5 inches off. Any advice @egghead2004? Edited to add: We're draining it now to readjust the liner.

We've been taking it slow, but my parents came over yesterday to watch our little ones while I assisted my husband with the liner. We put down the happy bottom, coves, and liner. We're just concerned with the liner reaching the steps. My husbands thinking positive that the water will help push...

Thank you, your pool looks amazing and my husband and I have looked to your build as guidance many times and will continue to until it's complete. I greatly appreciate the time you took documenting your build within a thread it's so helpful! I was just sending your last post on my thread to my...

Yes, it did help. Thank you so much! I was a bit late reading it, they delivered at 7am but my husband said we should be good. He said he didn't put the plates on because he didn't see it in the guide but he said he did make sure the concrete didn't come up inside. The concrete trucks chute...

The concrete comes tomorrow for the collar around the pool and the two "footers" that are in the inside. How did you get the concrete in those footers? My husbands a bit worried about how to get it in there since the pool walls are all up.

LOOks great!

Great, thanks so much!

PA GIrl- What a small world! We're by the lake in Curwensville! - - - Updated - - - We're preparing For the concrete to arrive Thursday. My husband just asked me, "We need an 8" barrier for the concrete. How do you suggest we do that?" I'm stumped. I googled and searched on here, what did you...

Thank you, we just left it the way it is. I guess they discussed a plan to dig and make it level for a patio above where the pool is but he said he can dig farther back and do a retaining wall? He's working on the steps today. n Praying he's doing everything right since he's doing this job...

Hi guys, I've been following the forums for about a year while we debated what pool to buy. We looked into optimum, fox, radiant, and doughboy. We ended up buying a 16x32 oval radiant pool with a walk in step. We're making it semi inground. We hired an excavator to do the digging. He did go a...

The installation guide is calling for 9.25 yards of concrete, but you only needed 6-7? He agrees with what you said and its about $1,400 for 9.25 yards delivered but if we only needed 6-7 it'd be less. We have the excavator coming (we used when we built our house last year) to dig the hole...

Watergurl, We paid $12,300 cash for our 16x32 with walk in steps. We also had to pick it up and that included PA sales tax of 6%. Shop around the first local pool place we went to wanted $13,500 before tax

Our 16x32 oval radiant arrived today and we got the walk in steps as well, we haven't started digging or doing any prep work yet. We were looking at concrete costs, did you mix and do the concrete yourself? If so, did you buy it by the bag? How many did you use? We priced a cement truck coming...

We're purchasing a radiant 16x32 foot oval with walk in steps this week. Before we finalize the sale I had a few questions. 1. Which pump would you recommend? 2. Would you recommend going with the radiant LED light or another brand? We're doing the install ourselves, completely in the ground...

We're located in central Pennsylvania and we're debating between the Aquasport, radiant, doughboy, Fox and Optimums. The Aquasport and doughboy were comparable and lowest quotes. Optimums was in the middle. The radiant and fox are comparable and the biggest quotes. We're looking to install...

I would love to see the finished product! I'm comparing semi inground pool options. Are you pleased with your radiant?

We live in central Pennsylvania, about 2.5 hours from Pittsburgh and are looking into installing a Radiant pool semi inground. Are you still happy with your purchase? Any advice? We priced them at a local retailer and they were high. We were hoping to find an online website with them but haven't...