Above Ground (AG) Pool Gallery

[AGP18by33]

So here is my newly built 18' x 33' x52" pool. Its been filled since Aug 8th and I have only put in Bleach. Still working out the chemical part and I need to get some Stabilizer. We have been in it everyday just about. Decking to follow later this year hopefully.
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A water shot:
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Only bleach used!
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We will be putting some smooth stones around the perimeter soon.

Now that we have a pool, every beach towel and swim garment is constantly strung up somewhere...bathroom, fence, front porch.

Perhaps this winter we will actually get some work done around here.

Rhon

[NWMNMom]

Nice looking pool - you will really enjoy it as we have ours. All that additional landscaping and extra stuff is like a whole new job to be done isn't it?? I think we are just leaving that for next spring's project list.

[matt4x4]

I'd just like to say that no matter how GOOD a swimmer a person is, it it STILL dangerous to dive ANYWHERE WHERE THERE IS THE SLIGHTEST CHANCE OF HITTING BOTTOM. I don't care if you're the Richard Petty of swimming, accidents happen, misjudgement happens, teh slightest misalignment or miscalculation can put your daughter/son/cousin into traction for life - do you really want to risk that? I don't think so.
Here's another piece of advice, Monkey see monkey do.....if any of her friends see that, and they'll think it's open season for them to do the same - that's how kids are - by the time you tell them to stop, an accident could have happened, it only takes one dive. If a kid were to get injured in your pool, you won't be living there much longer.