New Intex AGP/Sequoia Wood Grain. HELPPPP!!!

Mar 23, 2012
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Hello all. I found this site about a week ago and with out the info here I would have started this project with both feed already in a grave.
I'm really in need of more info on leveling the foundation of my build. I will be posting as many pictures as possible and would appreciate any constructive criticism to keep me in the right path. I also will be installing a Walkmaker cement walkway leading from my patio to the pool and around it.
Thanks In Advance!!!



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Welcome to the forum lsmith1 :wave:

Looks like you are off to a good start. just take a 2"x6" crown up (bow) with a level on it are work it around the perimeter. take a little dirt at a time. Someone I know took to much and it settled after :oops: trying to fill it back.

Be sure to read Pool School and get a good test kit.
 
I used a 2X6X12 with a 4' level taped to it, pounded a stake in the center of the site and then connected the 2X8 to the stake so it could swing in circles, then just rotate the board and assess level. Buy a level that can be viewed from the top, after alot of leveling I got my site within 1/2 of level.

Level is key, the site has to be level.
 

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I feel your pain, my site was largely clay as well, I had to resort to chipping away small chunks about 6X12 inches at a time, the worst of it was 8 inches deep....slow going! Just keep at it, getting as level as possible is perhaps the most important part.

Also, I took an old broom handle and screwed it to the side of the board, it helped easily move the board around the site.

Good luck!!
 

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