Seams have to go where they need to go. With bigger "L" pools, they tend to be in the middle i think. I cant tell from that small picture where it is. The builder has little to nothing to do with that. The liner company does. Like the guy down in foxborough sys, it is what it is.
BigJD's Pool Build by the numbers
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right in the middle of the shallow end ... oh well ... it is what it is, next liner I will specify more specifically. Pus not electrical is all set, inspection is set for Wendesday
Initial readings
FC: 3
PH: 7.2
TA: 40
CYA: 0 (not surprising since none has been added)
Temp: 56 yikes
SWCG set to 70%
Pump run time: 2 hours on high then 11 on low
Thoughts?
FC: 3
PH: 7.2
TA: 40
CYA: 0 (not surprising since none has been added)
Temp: 56 yikes
SWCG set to 70%
Pump run time: 2 hours on high then 11 on low
Thoughts?
I am hoping that tomorrow is the final build day. Just the electrical trench left to fill in.
Looking great Dude! Cant wait to see it finished and hope you get to enjoy it some this summer.
Thanks Brushpup .... we have used it a ton this summer ... and now the gas line is done and the wall starts tomorrow! I will post pics as they happen.
Not yet. Going to the landscape yard this weekend to pick out pavers and coping. Hoping that the coping base starts in a week or so. The water level in the pool is still down about 2 feet but the pool builder is coming out to take care of it. I didn't even know I had a warranty so I am pretty happy that it will just get taken care of.
Basically ripping off the design from a garden web post. 50/50 champlaign gray and slate gray mix. Hera border in 6"x6" squares. Pool edge will be brussels fullnose, not weathered, in limestone.