You going inground?camily said:Thanks Chasey, you got me worked up about a pool now. I have sent for information from several fiberglass pool companies. One called me this morning and is sending info. I am hoping to set up some appointments soon.
You'd be surprised at how an above-ground Kayak pool can be customed to look like an inground. It's not ghetto one bit - and believe me, that was my first concern.camily said:I'm thinkin' I am. Have to wait and see the products though. I don't think the covenances in our neighborhood allow above ground. You know, they wouldn't want Bannister to look bad.
Remember when nomoney filled her pickup truck with water last year for the 3rd annual forum festival and remember how everyone was laughing at her 'cause the water was leakin' through the bed...I don't want that to happen.kwillia said:Oh I hear ya, gurl...Nothin' worse than getting ghetto wet... some peoples uncool kids.
I bought one of those a few years ago and it sat on my deck in Waldorf. Just enough room for two, maybe three people.BS Gal said:
Aaaahhh! 
Yeah, but remember how proud you were of Day for winning the "Jacuzzi Makin' Contest"...:shrug: You can't do that very well in a big ole fancy-smancy pool.Chasey_Lane said:Remember when nomoney filled her pickup truck with water last year for the 3rd annual forum festival and remember how everyone was laughing at her 'cause the water was leakin' through the bed...I don't want that to happen.
I got to think of the covenances though. I'm not sure of the policy.Chasey_Lane said:You'd be surprised at how an above-ground Kayak pool can be customed to look like an inground. It's not ghetto one bit - and believe me, that was my first concern.
The cost of an inground pool just isn't worth it to me. Besides, my above-round comes equipped with an inground filtration/pump system. It will have a drain on the bottom and side of the pool. Even the sales representative with Kayak told us not to go inground.
Conveniences? Please explain...camily said:
Yup, that's me. Empty it on Sundays and re-fill on Thursday, put a bit of chlorine in it, cover and it's warm by Saturday at 12:00. And my wonderful hubby put a little drain hole in the deck for me. I am quite the picture of happiness until that stupid ice cream truck comes up the street and wakes me up. I'm going to take out his noise maker somehow this year.Chasey_Lane said:I bought one of those a few years ago and it sat on my deck in Waldorf. Just enough room for two, maybe three people.
It's funny, I was promoting them to a few members on here not even knowing about their referral (which is only $200 btw).camily said:You're taking all the fun out of this. You just want your referral thing-a-ma-jig.
Oooh, gotcha!camily said:
Ours makes no mention of pools. 
A permit, yes. Don't know anything about a health department check.nomoney said:
No, health dept. check needed.Chasey_Lane said:
