New Pool Owners
- Thread starter Sue Pickwell
- Start date
Welcome to TFP!!Recommendations:
1. Order one of the Recommended Test Kits now. I think you are stuck with an over-priced K-2006 unless you can cross the border.
2. Dig down and Level
3. Dig down and Level
4. Dig down and Level
Hi
I think we are just about level now, we are going to put a layer of fine gravel down to help with drainage under and around the pool, ½" treated ply, rigid insulation from Home Depot then the pad that came with the kit. Hoping the weather holds out! just one question, what happens when we have heavy snow?:rendeer:
I think we are just about level now, we are going to put a layer of fine gravel down to help with drainage under and around the pool, ½" treated ply, rigid insulation from Home Depot then the pad that came with the kit. Hoping the weather holds out! just one question, what happens when we have heavy snow?:rendeer:
- Jun 22, 2014
- 47,798
- Pool Size
- 17888
- Surface
- Fiberglass
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Welcome!Lol I guess, bit chilly here for that when it gets to -35 C, its the snow that builds up on the pool cover I was wondering about, how do you shovel it off?
http://www.troublefreepool.com/showthread.php?t=62284
Somehow you need to prop up the center of the cover to allow snow/rain to run off. This will make it easier to rake off any snow that does stick to it also. There is a good thread with some good options.
Somehow you need to prop up the center of the cover to allow snow/rain to run off. This will make it easier to rake off any snow that does stick to it also. There is a good thread with some good options.
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