How Do You Put In An Above Ground Pool?
• Choose the type of pool you are going to install. There are simple vinyl pools that are supported by a flotation collar, and heavy duty long use pools that have aluminum wall panels and upper and lower framing tracts, so obviously the installation will vary greatly. • Pick out a place in your lawn that is suitable for the pool. This seems simple enough, but actually, there are a lot of considerations. The ground needs to be fairly level, free of large stones and rocks. You need to have access to a ground fault protected outdoor electrical outlet. Try to locate the pool in an open sunny area, away from trees and large bushes, they will often drop leaves and insects into your pool all summer long. • Select your pool. The size and shape will depend on the space you have available, your budget, and the number and experience of swimmers who will be using it. The simplest pools are about 12 feet in diameter, and 40 to 48 inches deep. These are usually supported by a framework of metal post
• Choose the type of pool you are going to install. There are simple vinyl pools that are supported by a flotation collar, and heavy duty long use pools that have aluminum wall panels and upper and lower framing tracts, so obviously the installation will vary greatly. • Pick out a place in your lawn that is suitable for the pool. Pick out a place in your lawn that is suitable for the pool. This seems simple enough, but actually, there are a lot of considerations. The ground needs to be fairly level, free of large stones and rocks. You need to have access to a ground fault protected outdoor electrical outlet. Try to locate the pool in an open sunny area, away from trees and large bushes, they will often drop leaves and insects into your pool all summer long. • Select your pool. The size and shape will depend on the space you have available, your budget, and the number and experience of swimmers who will be using it. The simplest pools are about 12 feet in diameter, and 40 to 48 inches d
