Looks great! Great call on light placement - ours are also placed on the wall closest to our house and look fantastic at night without the 'glare' in your face. You'll have fun playing with the lights once they are wired in - especially considering you won't be swimming for a few more months.
To your earlier question about things that I would do differently, at least from what I know right now, I would not change a thing. This TFP website was an amazing resource and REALLY helped me along the way. There were a few tips that I picked up that I am very happy that I implemented including:
* The umbrella holders set in the concrete deck (I made them myself very easily and inexpensively with PVC from Lowes)
* The slide line -- we weren't sure about putting a slide in, but now I am very glad we did. The kids are excited about it - I'll be picking up a SR Smith 'Typhoon' slide when the pool opens
* The Pentair EasyTouch system with ScreenLogic2 -- it is REALLY nice to be able to have control of the pool from my iPhone/Pad/Laptop and it works great.
* Burying a lot of conduit under the concrete for electric/speaker/etc runs in the future.
If you have any questions, please let me know -- having just gone through most of the same things you are going through now, a lot of this info is fresh in my brain. Good luck and I'll look forward to more pics.
To your earlier question about things that I would do differently, at least from what I know right now, I would not change a thing. This TFP website was an amazing resource and REALLY helped me along the way. There were a few tips that I picked up that I am very happy that I implemented including:
* The umbrella holders set in the concrete deck (I made them myself very easily and inexpensively with PVC from Lowes)
* The slide line -- we weren't sure about putting a slide in, but now I am very glad we did. The kids are excited about it - I'll be picking up a SR Smith 'Typhoon' slide when the pool opens
* The Pentair EasyTouch system with ScreenLogic2 -- it is REALLY nice to be able to have control of the pool from my iPhone/Pad/Laptop and it works great.
* Burying a lot of conduit under the concrete for electric/speaker/etc runs in the future.
If you have any questions, please let me know -- having just gone through most of the same things you are going through now, a lot of this info is fresh in my brain. Good luck and I'll look forward to more pics.