New pool build: Auto cover + in floor cleaning + ozone = overkill? (design feedback as well)
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Probably, these would just fit, no idea what you really want to do
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red-beard
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I am jealous of your automatic pool cover! That said, save your money for the ozone and in floor cleaning system and buy a robot for cleaning. SWG and automation, Variable Speed Pump are the way to go.
This is just a rough drawing. The depth goes from 3 to 6 feet. Not sure how deep the shelf will be. Does 6 feet sount reasonable for the width of the shelf?
It would be an area for adults to hang out in chairs and for the kids to play. I have a 2 year old and a four year old. Obviously they will outgrow it at some point so I don't want to take up too much space with the shelf.Probably, these would just fit, no idea what you really want to do
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I think 6' would be nice, especially with chairs and small kids. I don't think you'll miss the additional 2' length of 3' depth of pool, unless you were planning on swimming laps.
We won't be swimming laps. We asked the pool builder to make it six feet. Still waiting on a dig date.
Our yard is a mess. Hopefully it's finished before the end of summer!
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gingrbredman
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My robot does work cleaning the floor with the cover closed. I just make sure the cord goes under the shallow end of the cover so it has plenty of cored to roam with. It of course does not do all the way up the walls with the cover closed, but it gets those when we open it. I usually don't leave mine in long periods of time, even with the cover closed, just let it do its thing and pull it out.
That was one of my early struggles at the end of last year and early this year. I haven't had a full season in with my pool yet but noticed even with a low setting, my chlorine would creep up, just need to be aware this whole season on the right settings.