Mine is rough too. I have a fairly deep hand and foot print, plus a big indentation from a piece of wood left on the bottom that I removed. I guessing it will all be taken care of during plaster.
New Build Urban Arkansas Pool
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It is fairly thick but I really don't know just how thick...........hummmmmmm thick enough to cover bumps, gouges, boo-boos, etc from what I have seen in the many builds I have watch here of TFP. I will ask my go to guy and see what he says.
Kim
Kim
Wow I didn't realize it could be that thick. That is reassuring. I assumed they knew what they were doing. I try to trust contractors but better to take the trust but verify approach
They are having me water daily for the next two weeks. So far so good.
Rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain rain and more rain.........
When they get started again they will install flagstone coping, tile, plumbing, electrical, decking, and finally plaster. Don't expect completion until April.
This is how much rain we have had.
Here is a pic to show scale.
When they get started again they will install flagstone coping, tile, plumbing, electrical, decking, and finally plaster. Don't expect completion until April.
This is how much rain we have had.
Here is a pic to show scale.
that is quite a bit of rain! YOU need some chlorine!! LOL
Thanks it is close to 30 long and then 20 something at the widest. I'd measure properly but it is raining again. My toes are starting to web.
- Jul 16, 2012
- 7,211
- Pool Size
- 27000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
HA! I'll share TMI, two of mine partially are. But they don't help me swim fast though, so of no real benefit.
That's a decent amount of rain collection, but I'd say those holes in your shell are letting some of it drain out or you'd have much more. Of course they could be letting water in and I'm all wet.
I think we have had 12 or so inches of rain or so. Fairly murky. No rain in the forecast so hopefully some work soon.
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I believe we have also picked out a heat pump. We were going to wait but now I believe it would be best to have it done during install. The wife will only get in the water at Florida water temp lol....
The Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 140,000 BTU is what we are contemplating.
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I believe we have also picked out a heat pump. We were going to wait but now I believe it would be best to have it done during install. The wife will only get in the water at Florida water temp lol....
The Hayward Heat Pro Heat Pump 140,000 BTU is what we are contemplating.
I spoke too soon the pool crew just showed up to remove the forms and dig the plumbing. The tech onsite recommended Pentair UltraTemp 140 heat/cool over the Hayward.
I was wondering if there was any work going on at your pool. Yay for action! Your wife sounds like me. I won't get in a chilly pool. We're getting a heat pump too. I would try and do a quick bit of independent research. Hopefully someone here will know the better choice. We had our pb include a heat pump in our contract. When I got around to researching I realised there were much better options and had him pull it from the contract. The provisions are there but we will get the supplier to install after hand over. The pb recommended model had a cop of 4 and the model we're getting 16, so 4 times more efficient.
Btw - your swap looks just like mine. Got a bit of algae growing to on one wall... might be low FC [emoji6]