You know you REALLY need to have the two side by side! Put them in a frame to show off all that you have done!
That is AWESOME work!
Kim
That is AWESOME work!
Kim
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I couldn't help but notice that your pool deck was above the rim of your pool. I am getting ready to put a deck on my pool. Did you prefer doing this instead of going under the rim? I'm looking for options so the deck will look nice and the winter cover will go on easy. And also what kind of border did you use for the mulch bed. It looks really good.
I've seen both ways done and I think (IMO) this is the way to go.. I'm about 2" above the pool which makes it very easy to pull the cover around (getting under there is going to get more difficult the older I get.
I used a company in my hometown that does concrete boarding. It is perfect and I think makes it look real sharp.
dhimpel
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Love the privacy wall idea. I have the same setup with the neighbors house right there looking into our yard. I may do something similar. Although they are friends so they may take offense lol!
I was worried about the same thing. I simply told them that I didn't want the noise of my music or family carrying over to their yard. I make sure I stain it and hang flowers on the back of it for them.
And when it comes down it... It's your yard
Love the way you decorated! It makes it so much more inviting and fun to spend time in the pool and on the deck.
We have a patio stone deck that is also higher than the pool walls with a gap to be able to get the winter cover over the walls and it is less of a trip hazard stepping down into the pool, vs stepping over a top rail to get in.
We have a patio stone deck that is also higher than the pool walls with a gap to be able to get the winter cover over the walls and it is less of a trip hazard stepping down into the pool, vs stepping over a top rail to get in.
So do you keep the pool up during the winter to??? How hard is it to take out being around a deck if you do take it down??
I'm not sure I understand the question... The above ground pool I have is meant to stay up all seasons and gets covered during the cold months.
Hopefully that answers the question
I started looking at these pictures and I got the itch to start new projects in the backyard!!! Too bad its only February!!! 
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