The before shot
Digging the hole, the guy used a laser level and cut to a 5mm tolerance! wow!
The hole with deep end
Finally! The day arrives when they can install it. Due to gross mismanagement, I had to wait a week before the installer could get to me after the hole was dug and of course it rained didn't it! I had to buy a pump to empty the fracking thing as the installer won't touch it if it's not completely dry.
taking shape
Shaping the bottom
Installing the liner
Finally its full
Splash! Enjoy!
11 comments:
Hey! Pool looks alright! That's a nice size-big enough to lounge in but not so big that it's a majoe effort to maintain.
A deck would look good around part of the pool along with some sort of gazebo or shaded area.
The fellow in the last picture looks uncomfortably like a cousin of mine, though. Scary!
Hey, can we bring the goats and the horsie around?. We're going thru so much water that would be PERFECT!.
Looks nice mate. Yeah, with your carpentry ability I'm sure you'd kill a decking and gazebo.
Hmmm, poolside beers. Count me in!
How long did it take to construct?
Looks good Mick and the right time of year to enjoy it.
Quick: which beer is that? Report to Birmo at once!
Hey, i could have hooked ya up with some ampho and dets and that excavator would not have been needed...BASTARD. it looks cool. BASTARD AGAIN.
CHEERS
H
Nice, Innit???!!! I'm looking forward to useing the Park pool in the summer... Lot's of good viewing for which I don't get red hand prints on me :D
A deck is next guys. I've gotta plan it and submit it to council first ($450!!!) Then I have to get the cash together to build it. It ain't cheap!
Kit: It took a day for the hole to be dug and a day to assemble it but in reality the project took almost 2 months due to weather and management incompetency.
Flinty: Its a Carlton Larger and Birmo has already dished it!
Havoc: quicker certainly but far, far messier. Also I think the neighbours might have an issue with all of the broken windows and fallout.
Mick and you can take that smug grin and shove it!!!
Glad it's finsihed before winter!!!
Ah the old adage: measure with vernier calipers, mark with chalk, cut with an axe. At least, for values of "axe" that include "backhoe".
Looks good anyhow - good luck with the ongoing plans.
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