Yeah, no doubt! When my wife called me she was telling them to wash off in the front yard before they even thought about going in the house!!!
Hoping to get a pool in the next few months!
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- Apr 3, 2015
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- Pool Size
- 21000
- Surface
- Vinyl
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
That's cool. When they grow up and remember great days of their childhood this will be one of them! "Remember the time we were in the pool before it was even ready!"
Updates...
Have all of the drainage done... Irrigation, electrical, gas, etc done...
Have everything stubbed out for my future outdoor kitchen... Gas, Electric, Water, Drain, Low voltage....
Have all of the drainage done... Irrigation, electrical, gas, etc done...
Have everything stubbed out for my future outdoor kitchen... Gas, Electric, Water, Drain, Low voltage....
Not yet, starting to collect all of the components now... It is a huge expense on its own
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Yeah I wish I knew of a place local that has scratch and dent stuff. I have even been looking on Craigslist for people selling whole grill islands that I can take the components out of.
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Hummmm Our lowes does the indoor stuff quite often I wonder if they do outdoor stuff at all?
Yeah Craigslist might be a good place to look as well. Wait do you have a Pinch a Penny or such around you that sells outdoor stuff? If so they might have a corner with their scratch and dent stuff or last years models. Might not hurt to call just to see.
Kim:cat:
Yeah Craigslist might be a good place to look as well. Wait do you have a Pinch a Penny or such around you that sells outdoor stuff? If so they might have a corner with their scratch and dent stuff or last years models. Might not hurt to call just to see.
Kim:cat:
Has anyone used the black quartzite ledger stone from NPT?
So far we are thinking about doing a medium gray coping like this...
Then either using the black quartzite or multicolor slate???
We are just afraid that the muticolor slate will not have enough gray?
Will the black be too much?
So far we are thinking about doing a medium gray coping like this...
Then either using the black quartzite or multicolor slate???
We are just afraid that the muticolor slate will not have enough gray?
Will the black be too much?
Will the black have any water on it? If so I worry about water line showing up on it.
COPING! SWEET!
Kim:cat:
COPING! SWEET!
Kim:cat:
The acid wash of the coping will be done here in the next couple days, here is a preview of the color. We were a little concerned with how dark it was to start!
