Just trying to help. One thing I’ve learned in life is you’ll never regret spending time or money on safety for your family. You’ll sleep better at night and enjoy your pool more knowing everything meets code. Good luck!
Awesome ideas! Have a great weekend ?NICE! Awesome work!!!
Now I have a couple of ideas for you for storage..........pvc pipe under the deck hung with pipe hangers. These will be purrfect for your pools and hoses. Close enough to be handy but out of the way and look nice as well! I would cap the end the goes under the deck to keep the pole or such from shooting out that end LOL
For floats and tubes.....again PVC pipe. Make a "rack" of 4 poles spaced so a float will be held up and you can hang the tubes on them as well!
Kim
No, we paid an installer 700 bucks to do the pool and equipment installation. He started around 10 AM and I met him there at 4 PM and he was filling it with water. I let it fill overnight and it was done by 8 AM.
I'm hoping to pick your brain-we are also installing a Doughboy resin pool and I understand that we do not need to bond the walls, but we are adding the in wall step entry to our pool-would you recommend bonding each side of the steps? I have contacted the building department and was told that they do not regulate above ground pools so no permits or inspections are required. We are in Colorado, so not a ton of electrical contractors are familiar with above ground pools, so any recommendations are appreciated!
It was him and his teenage son on summer vacation. I know the liner is the hardest part.
I would bond both sides if they aren’t connected. It appears as though each leg is independent and the steps themselves are plastic.
This is my dream deck - sadly I probably can’t sink the pool though. Our fence is too short to meet pool code, so I need the height and a secure ladder/entry.
