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We're looking at making a move to Florida (Sarasota area) and wondering what your average 16 x 30 inground plaster pool runs?

The hardware is stainless, I don't see why setting them in the water would be an issue. You'd have to have a pretty deep tanning ledge to reach the lowest screws...

My first set, so I have no idea...

The Aruba chairs are the Vineyard Curved back "large" ($319/ea in Aruba); the Lime chairs are Curved backed standard (a little smaller/lighter) ($199/ea from Home Depot). The smaller chairs are also closer to the ground, where the Vineyard is a more upright sitting Adirondack.

Beautiful!

Finally received our polywood chairs, like them a lot. Comfortable and well built:

79 degrees this Saturday. Probably swimming temps this coming weekend.

71 degrees yesterday, but a HOT week on tap. I expect it will be at 78-80 by this Friday.

That is AWESOME.

My wife has decided on "Flipper"...might be more fitting than I originally thought....

This morning my Dolphin Saturn was on a tirade. First, it "high-centered" (for you 4WD folks) laterally on the top of my deep-end sitting bench. It balanced perfectly on it's belly and the seat edge. The tracks couldn't get any contact. I watched it struggle for about a minute, just to see if it...

Back in the mid 80's I had a pair of Infinity RS-IIIb's....wish I still had them.

I finally realized I can either replace pool furniture every 3 years, or spend the money and get something durable. I'll be ordering some PW chaise loungers and a small table next month. We're gonna get those in LIME.

Just ordered 2 Polywood Vineyard curved back Adirondack chairs in "Aruba" ($319ea). Pretty excited...

My home speaker pair were large (PSB Imagine T2's), and nearly 70lbs each, and Crutchfield shipped free, and I had them in 3 days!

Water was 61 when I covered it Sunday evening. We'll see this coming Friday....

After much research, I think I'm gonna bite the bullet and get Polywood furniture. It's really the only thing I can find that fits what I need.

Thanks...I didn't realize they were so flimsy. Maybe I'll go a different route. Thanks again.

There seems to be dozens of zero gravity style loungers, do you know which ones (brands) are of better quality?

Went ahead and ordered the ultra-fine filter basket from Marina. $62.99 + shipping.

I think you'll be fine, I had a $25 garage sale Yamaha that lasted 8 years on my patio 24/7, and now my son has it.

So, did some tweaking--bumped up TA a bit, and allowed pH to level at 7.8. Today's measurements: FC=4 CC=0 pH=7.8 TA=60 (upped from 50) CYA=70 CH=820 SA=3800 CSI= -.06 Temp=61degrees Next weekend the pool will be much warmer, and I'll put the IC40 SWCG back in system. I'm going to use Taylor's...

I normally buy garage sale receivers and use them, but couldn't find any at the time I needed one so I bought the Teac integrated.

Used the Saturn this morning, no issues and it did a great job. Must have had a twig or something jamming the door open the first time. It actually climbed up my seating bench on the deep end a few times, and it tried (thankfully failed) getting on the lagoon entry. Who knows how high this thing...

The Saturn actually has a plastic door/spring affair. It appears to be working right, so maybe a leaf clogged it open or something.....

Crutchfield has occasional sales, but their fast shipping and customer service are very good, IMO.