My pool is up!! It does not leak, pump works, the water is clean and clear, it is not hard to take care of at all. It is about 1" off level. My
plan is to take it down this fall, fix the ground, and put it back up in the spring. At that time, I'd like to build a little deck w/ stairs, and finish the edges w/ stone. I have read that landscape fabric is best to use underneath, so water does not pool. I am uncertain how to do the stone edging. Does the stone go under the fabric on the ground, or on top of the fabric with the fabric folded up against the pool? Do I need to dig down around the edges a few inches, so water drains? And what goes around the outside of the rocks on the grass side? Plastic edging, lumber, nothing? I love my pool!!!!!!!!1
plan is to take it down this fall, fix the ground, and put it back up in the spring. At that time, I'd like to build a little deck w/ stairs, and finish the edges w/ stone. I have read that landscape fabric is best to use underneath, so water does not pool. I am uncertain how to do the stone edging. Does the stone go under the fabric on the ground, or on top of the fabric with the fabric folded up against the pool? Do I need to dig down around the edges a few inches, so water drains? And what goes around the outside of the rocks on the grass side? Plastic edging, lumber, nothing? I love my pool!!!!!!!!1
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Landscape fabric can go either way, but I'd probably just leave it under so I could see the paver stone. The stone can sit on the ground or be set-in a bit flush with the ground. I've seen it either way and we're only talking about an inch or so. Edging around the pool is a personal choice as well. I've seen many variations. Just Google until you go nuts or look at the many completed builds here for ideas. Either way you have plenty of time to figure it out. You have about 2 months remaining, so enjoy. 
