- Oct 18, 2009
- 3,637
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
Owner/builder SoCal
- Thread starter joanniern
- Start date
- Feb 6, 2015
- 6,181
- Pool Size
- 12300
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
Any new updates on the deck or patio cover? Pics?
Did you get the automation fully working?
How's the pool look? How much MA and chlorine are you using? Test results?
Did you get the automation fully working?
How's the pool look? How much MA and chlorine are you using? Test results?
Here's a video of Jack helping us dig the holes for the patio cover posts https://www.facebook.com/joanniern/posts/1803864679630397
I don't think you'd want any of our kids holding a flamethrower...especially Sienna
We got the post holes dug. They are 5'5" deep. Kinda a pain. I'm going to weld up the post caps tomorrow and if I can find a few friends I will stand them up.
The automation has been relatively easy to get going but I haven't finished due to time. I have the SWG and the pumps set. I'm working on the heater and lights soon.
The pool really looks great. I got my test kit yesterday. PH was 7.4, Chlorine was a little low so I bumped up the SWG, I added salt to 3200, and CYA was at 70. The startup was really easy.
The automation has been relatively easy to get going but I haven't finished due to time. I have the SWG and the pumps set. I'm working on the heater and lights soon.
The pool really looks great. I got my test kit yesterday. PH was 7.4, Chlorine was a little low so I bumped up the SWG, I added salt to 3200, and CYA was at 70. The startup was really easy.
No need to add any calcium. It will come up on its own as time passes and your surface isn't reliant on calcium being in the water to maintain it's integrity.
Did you dig those by hand?
Did you dig those by hand?
- Feb 6, 2015
- 6,181
- Pool Size
- 12300
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- CircuPool RJ-45 Plus
5'-5" deep?? Jack's been a busy little dude! Hope he got pool breaks in between the digging.
I'm pretty sure 5-5 isn't below the fault line. But it certainly is (WAY) below the frost line. Don't think you'll have to worry much about the patio cover shifting.
Good to hear the startup was easy!
I'm pretty sure 5-5 isn't below the fault line. But it certainly is (WAY) below the frost line. Don't think you'll have to worry much about the patio cover shifting.
Good to hear the startup was easy!
That video!!!!!!!!!! He is hard at work! Making sure he does not lose any of the dirt he gets! LOVE it!
Kim
Kim
Patio cover posts went up today. We have footing inspection in the morning and we will pour the concrete in the afternoon. Then we can finally finish the deck.
That is the way to do it! Lots of rigging and making sure it stays in place! Here is hoping your inspector is as impressed as we are!
Kim
Kim
SMART move........he might have failed you if you had gone that far just out of spite!
Kim
Kim
That's it? Wow! That's awesome. It's amazing what those extra couple of inches did to concrete volume. Nice work!!
You can see that I've slowly been working my way around the pool with the deck in the second picture [emoji23]
You can see that I've slowly been working my way around the pool with the deck in the second picture [emoji23]
Looks amazing! Nicely done, as usual