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26theone
03-03-2007, 10:00 AM
Yes another pool build! Mine has just started and thought I would post some pics.

SPECS:

95 Perimeter - Approx 467 sq ft Surface Area
14,500 Gallon Pool (need to remeasure as I made it bigger than the original 85' at layout)
750 Gallon Spa
3.5' to 5' to 4' Pool depth

SPA
8ft Spa - Raised 1ft
51 Sq Ft Surface Area
5 jets - 100w light
Air Blower
Paramount MDX Safety Drain
12" Thick Gunite Wall between Pool and Spa

PLUMBING
Pressure Testing all Plumbing Lines and Connections to 35 psi minimum
Poured in Place Steel Reinforced Concrete Pad for Pool Equipment
Paramount MDX Dual Safety Main Drain with ADR under deck Canister
Surface Skimmers (2) with Separate Runs to Pump
Auto Fill System
4 - Surface Returns

STEEL
½” Rebar 4-Bar Box Bond Beam around pool perimeter
3/8" Rebar 8" OC continuous on walls and floor
3/8" Rebar Deck Dowels for continuous tie in to deck


EQUIPMENT

Pentair 420 sq ft Cartridge Filter
Pentair Intelliflo 4x160 Multi-speed pump
Pentair EasyTouch 4 Control System
Pentair EasyTouch Wireless Controller
Pentair IntelliChlor IC40 Chlorine Generator system
Pentair MasterTemp Low NOX 400 Heater
Pentair Legend Platinum Cleaner with 3/4 HP Pump
Pentair 320 Erosion Chlorinator & Paramount Ozone System
Polaris Air Blower for SPA
(2) 300 Watt Pool Lights

GUNITE
Gunite Structural Pool Shell with 6 sacks to the cubic yard, including: 6" thick walls and floor, 8" thick coves
Transferable Lifetime Warranty from Gunite Company
Up to 36' Steps in Shallow End of Pool

TILE & COPING
Flagstone Coping
6" Waterline Tile
Overflow Vent in Tile Line

INTERIOR FINISH
Wet Edge Primera Stone with 10 year warranty

DECKING
All Concrete Decking to include #3 @ 16" OC steel reinforcement tied to steel form gunite shell,
with 4" minimum thickness, polyfoam layer between deck and bond beam and deck piers at deck perimeter.
Deco Seal at joint between deck and coping
SUNDEK surface with Flagstone inlays
620 Sq Ft + Planned

CLEAN UP/START UP
Clean up of construction debris, berm soil around pool and fill in tire tracks in yard, powerwash/scrub driveway & street
Initial Equipment Start Up, Chemical Balance
Pro Test Kit, Leaf Net, 16' Telescopic Pole, Brush, Chemical Balance
Pool School with Written and Verbal Instructions for Pool Operation, Maintenance and Chemical Balance,
Lien Waivers/Warranties signed from all sub contractors


Overhead View
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI77ziUgjtPOq_sR0L49abhilp5Y7 M2v28cz4Evolz78AGSpECMj1HjesJq8nvlydLWxijogU3qD0Sn HuIfIhMt5VGxALJKP_GnQ

Table View
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI7-aOFnua0Cy_Ups7cshkYgqS1i3j2K1d5Ccv1Zelolr0-QoBUYKQsNnzQsgbAp0abu4gbYopNvbx0Xe7Cc6mgB4aP4tvh3a U1w

Right Side of Yard
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI7wPAJ9BrsGI3Nvv_BDbtI2dTy8L Ub7H7ikIXd3e1EAzLo8LFhWSWSvzfipXOhWVRjFwXmaJ4Qbi39 2G56QlV4p1M99ZTRNmr0w

Middle of Yard
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Left Side of Yard
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI74mql0_mKydyDFHWggdVY--qqG5UhKelOc6axIruZ1mYS5ZeGvBOIRpEUzP22J49NR6fROT0M BJuinnyQjUuO7k

More to follow...

26theone
03-03-2007, 10:00 AM
Pool Layout
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI71KWHkHITQxMSOvujW_t2E8WCaF JNGpHqsG0AEegjkIa6b_ohh8VrPfn16e4KwzUx4TFv1ArRbpEO mjM6OWPjfk

Just after Dig
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI7_ApiL-_5Si8Hwplh30ZBOloeI4GFRZnSqlZne1j-kOhxJfqwQwplCVLH5Lwl0paoGh_4VJp0ysaprVbwPzT0B1lJpb IAtfwnw

Working on Steel
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI76hMEbD4Z-nzyO-NkoCOBIUPPGHjQ5ElEkUIlxXeqcQbgmhAoRkidfQcGompMG8Dd Gl3ngxmLeeR6AvxwaOj5lU

Plumbing Starting
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI7xhkHtv970UBxsYFatM1P2HfHTF 6ngCUhO5hp7ngZicrkrlX7jjBiqCbQr93Z7ZwvioWmrUwJMgQB ifJZZAP7Xt8KRG3GAfx9Q

The excavation started yesterday, Friday and they are anticipating Gunite next Tuesday. We'll see how it goes. The weather has been very good here for the past week or so.

divnkd101
03-05-2007, 10:23 AM
Roger,

Congratulations!!!! Nice design and looks like it will tuck in your backyard with room to spare. What are all of the specs on your pool? Keep the pics coming. :D :)

skamp
03-06-2007, 10:55 AM
Nice design! Looks like they are on the way. Keep posting updates!

Steve

26theone
03-09-2007, 08:30 AM
The gunite is complete and the equipment is installed. Next step is coping, tile, and electrical work.

Plumbing

http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI76w1AHCZ9_Gx63FvbsBcpgM6lFt Y27biC10Q9aXPlmYJVX97vyji5dr5mUYO1ZW6kARoJ63e3P_JJ FhpdUWjXyM

Steel Complete

http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI73S7xcvPKJ6OW8kxOsS6QMiB4HA ltnLKD6WGjz4ROe2fBGr6vJKcrPz1b6ocyYoYp9TLAKzjmxovz o4iURQH3n5F--UDgpaldw

Gunite being applied
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI76H7UAkgEkOUVqaF16VJKAoYJ9Q hZ6NCH6mpO2yJqy2lUs2IHbdFwy1YIfIeCfV4BRSGFNnMwVk_E-YPbTWnjEhhA23bcxhadg

Gunite Complete
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI7w2ls8H67XEOg2NhCxgF7dOAxpD NkSzdWpwey_ekADVfOYlzJOPbiiDDgyvdNrp--sU8XuVcU_0WWjnUgHMoUCT38Kp27Ly1Vw

http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI771RGX1ftZq8ehROtpPeiZ9VOjY XkV-OZXUcso9Viu5Xd3voqw3XnK5r03LRw4pkdl58iehRhGyNfwULJ PnWV_OHYMyYU5dK7A

I have a sprinkler in the pool to wet the gunite every 6 hours or so.

drogers
03-12-2007, 07:14 PM
We're debating Primera stone too, unfortunately there are very few pics of it availble, and the ones on wetedge's website are hard to judge by... My PB is filling a pool this week with it though, so we'll get to see at least one in person.

26theone
03-21-2007, 12:22 PM
Tile, Coping and Electrical finished last week. I need to upload a new picture.

The deck forming should be completed today with the concrete pouring later this week if the weather holds out.

Interior pool finish and fill is scheduled for next week.

Then spray deck and cleanup.

We are looking at finishing in less than a month!

26theone
03-29-2007, 10:52 PM
The deck concrete was poured today but it was too dark to take pictures. I have some other pictures of the progress. We are hoping to finish soon.

http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI73xByibBrBSANOj8cXyV-UMLHVwohIgbqUByk8xTUhEKTufATOSsJFUzs5rdY2BU13N_Vhr F1QY_QYdB0TJmjf5EkPFjKNfMYg



Spa
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI73rzws2YcPgzrQwNfIX9CjzLSYd ODxP9tWZA-O6bBGCgdCxnhL_IWbBLVjFJcf9Drt3svTYeAfHmYm7uJ4uTXzA DD2kfA4HZ3g

Deck Prep

http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI730dZ1u5jHhHctcwrz7vn6P7iX5 APOOhnbaF6anS1zJA97SaWTiLvS2lCxfqwRdhiRDUseaxjwS5Z 0jnq2Kqr-c

Mission Control
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI72C0EQicVXZK0oAF1HC-2z2Y1pAYUBHse2R0zUHjLpZnLB4i5u5tZr_jy9swjC-6OK3s7hBcttG86-vAn55c4wQZD0SYpbXm2w

Table Area
http://tkfiles.storage.msn.com/x1piYkpqHC_35lJoyHqFJBI74rIRCGcO-_VgrOfUyiLl-GfLVoxa7Vf8jcUVEEsg-fUH41WV5yPb3W1KjoGq7JwR0lpNcZiL55ppHJiIY-1wKg


I have more pictures posted to http://stroudsonline.spaces.live.com

26theone
04-04-2007, 04:06 PM
fyi to any who care, I am continuing my pool build documentation at
http://www.troublefreepool.com/viewtopic.php?t=18

26theone
04-22-2007, 09:20 AM
The pool is complete...Just need to seal the flagstone and we will be ready for summer!

http://home.houston.rr.com/pbmarker/042207%20003a.jpg


http://home.houston.rr.com/pbmarker/042207%20005a.jpg

http://home.houston.rr.com/pbmarker/041907%20010a.jpg

dp_vegas
04-22-2007, 11:52 AM
Beautiful pool.
What are you going to use to seal the flagstone ? (I need to do that myself).

26theone
04-22-2007, 07:01 PM
Thanks,

Im probably going to use a color enhancer made by StoneTech as I can get it locally and have talked to someone that is happy with it.


StoneCare International also sells a stone color enhancer that is also good. http://www.stonecare.com


Another sealer that is supposed to be good is called Sure Seal. http://www.suresealusa.com/USA%20Products.html

Just depends if you want the flagstone to look like its wet (dark) or if you dont want it to change the appearance at all. Most all color enhancers also are sealers but you can get sealers that dont change the appearance of the stone.