Above gound & in-ground pools
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daydreamer
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No, you have to do that yourself.camily said:
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
Nope, the individual is responsible for the permit, sand, water & electric.camily said:
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I think Kayak is one of the few that doesn't. A hassle on our part, butcamily said:
.daydreamer
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You don't have to do a damn thing woman. I have to do it.Chasey_Lane said:I think Kayak is one of the few that doesn't. A hassle on our part, but
itsbob
I bowl overhand
What's substantial??Chasey_Lane said:Conveniences? Please explain...
Your homeowners will increase substantially and you must have a 6-foot fence. That's if you're going inground.
I tried to tell you I owned a Kayak.. if I had to do it again, I'd go inground. I just don't see the point of having a pool that you can't dive, jump or slide into (safely at least). My kids were bored with the pool the first summer, we spent more time at community pools and the YMCA pool then we did in our own.
daydreamer
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The girls have fun in a friends blow up pool. This one is 16x32. If we did the inground it would cost so much more. Have to take down the fence and install a 6ft high one. Not going to happen.itsbob said:
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
We will be able to do all of that, safely. We're getting a rectangle, not a round or oval. A freight train could run into this pool and it would still be intact.itsbob said:
PrepH4U
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I don't think the shape has anything to do with diving safely. I think it depends upon the depth. I may be wrong though. :shrug:Chasey_Lane said:We will be able to do all of that, safely. We're getting a rectangle, not a round or oval. A freight train could run into this pool and it would still be intact.
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
So you're saying I should get a pool bigger than 2-foot in depth, eh?PrepH4U said:
FastCarsSpeed
Come Play at BigWoodys
Please whatever you do. Do not let ACE the woolly mamouth your neigbor get in the pool. You will be pulling hair outa the skimmer for months hahaha..
Chasey_Lane
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I don't believe you. He cut the grass yesterday and I guess he was hot afterwards because I saw him running through the sprinkler with his Speedo on. I didn't see any wooly hair; not even on his legs.FastCarsSpeed said:
Chasey_Lane
Salt Life
I took a picture if you wanna' see it...:shrug:camily said:I don't even know him and that there visual was funny!
itsbob
I bowl overhand
I don't know what is considered a safe depth to dive or jump into.. but I know for sure 4 feet ain't it... You cannonball into a four foot deep pool you're likely to do some damage to your back when your butt strikes the bottom of the pool..Chasey_Lane said:So you're saying I should get a pool bigger than 2-foot in depth, eh?
and I would NEVER dive head first into a pool less then 8 feet..
I do hope you enjoy your pool.. nothing nicer then basking in a pool under the stars after a 100 degree day..
But what I was trying to tell you, Kayak started at 23K, and if you agreed they would have GLADLY built you a pool for 23K.. where you can get an inground with an 8 - 10 foot deep end, 16 X 32 for 14K...
Everyone has their preferences, and buy things for different reasons, I was just trying to point out that I've been there done that, and if I did it again, I'd do it differently.
FastCarsSpeed
Come Play at BigWoodys
Chasey_Lane said:I don't believe you. He cut the grass yesterday and I guess he was hot afterwards because I saw him running through the sprinkler with his Speedo on. I didn't see any wooly hair; not even on his legs.
Okie dokie but I will be laughing when Day is all Pizzed off cause the Skimmer clogged and the pump blew up and the roof of your house has a Hairy Bush now..