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I assume that you are shopping for a pool and are looking at an above ground. I have had three above ground pools. No nothing was wrong with them. We just keep moving. To answer the question: NO, the uprights are not buried. They are not even dug in to the ground. Make sure you pay a professional to set it up, it's money well spent. The ground should be leveled, then a stabilizer ring is put down in the shape of your pool. Then the uprights are placed in that ring. The uprights really do nothing more than join the top and bottom rails of the pool and give a little stability to the wall.
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Is there a good guide online for above ground swimming pool installation?
"Yes, there are a couple that you can check out. I used Backyard City's swimming pool installation guide when I did mine." "You can even find in ground swimming pool installation guides online, which is definitely the way to go if you can do it."
Swimming Pool Cover Installation or Replacement?
form_title=Swimming Pool Cover Installation or Replacement form_header=11603 Please specify the purpose of the pool cover. (Choose all that apply)*= [] Keep out children and pets [] Replace fencing for code compliance [] Provide winter protection [] Protect pool while away [] Keep trash and leaves out of pool Choose the type of swimming pool cover you would like:*= [] Safety Cover [] Automatic Cover [] Winter Cover [] Insulated Cover [] Spa Cover [] Would like recommendation Is the pool you wish to cover an in-ground or above ground pool?*= () Above ground () In ground
Swimming Pool Supplies ?
form_title= Swimming Pool Supplies form_header= Get all the pool supplies you need to enjoy your summer. What is the square footage of your swimming pool?*= _ [50] Is your pool in ground or above ground?*= () In Ground () Above Ground What supplies do you need?*= _ [50]
Is 2 inch difference of level ground okay for ground swimming pool?
I assume your question is "How to level the ground for the installation of swimming pools" The answer is for a yard size pool you may have to rent a small grader such as a "bobcat" combination front end loader with a blade and grading attachment. These are widely available in North America and the Caribbean.
What should I expect to pay a swimming pool contractor for installing an in-ground pool?
It depends on the design of the desired pool, and the contractor who you hire. The average cost of a medium in-ground pool with no frills is $30,000.
What did Chevy Chase plan to buy with his Christmas bonus in National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?
am in ground pool.
Where do swimming pool water bugs come from?
Probabily the ground surrounding your pool if its in-ground. In an above-ground pool they most likely fly into the pool or crawl into it from the sides.
Can you use an in-ground filter on an above ground swimming pool?
Sure
How do you ground an in ground swimming pool?
To make sure it doesn't crystallize?
What are the benefits of using pool underlayment for your swimming pool installation?
Using pool underlayment for your swimming pool installation provides several benefits. It helps to protect the pool liner from damage, reduces the risk of punctures and tears, provides a smooth surface for the liner to sit on, and can help to extend the lifespan of your pool. Additionally, underlayment can help to prevent leaks and improve the overall durability of your pool installation.
I want to but a swimming pool for my backyard. What should I expect to pay for a quality swimming pool?
You can expect to pay at least $1000 for an above ground, and more for an in ground. It also depends on the size of the pool.
Above-Ground Swimming Pools: The Economical Alternative to In-Ground Pools?
Once you have decided to add a swimming pool to your home, the next thing to decide is whether or not to install an above-ground swimming pool or have an in-ground swimming pool built. There are many things to consider when making this decision, the most important of which are cost and how the pool will affect the equity in your home. If the thought of spending upwards of $20,000 or more to install an in-ground swimming pool on your property is keeping you from having a pool at all, then it may be in your best interest to think about installing an above-ground swimming pool. Above-ground pools are not only considerably cheaper to buy, install and maintain, but they also can be made to look just as appealing as an in-ground pool. With the proper installation and optional decking, you can turn your back yard into a welcoming oasis for optimum entertaining in the summer months. An above-ground swimming pool, even a deluxe model, will only set you back a few thousand dollars, a fraction of what you could ultimately spend on building an in-ground swimming pool, after you take into consideration the excavation and landscaping costs to ready the ground for the construction of the pool, not to mention plumbing and electrical costs, building permits, etc. Most municipalities will allow you to purchase and erect an above-ground swimming pool without obtaining a building permit, and because the pool is set above-ground in most cases, there are no excavation fees associated with the construction. When it comes to home equity, the county tax assessor’s office for the area in which you reside determines whether or not an above-ground swimming pool adds value to the property. While in-ground swimming pools are a sure guarantee that your home equity will rise considerably, in many cases, above-ground pools will not add value to the property, per se. However, that is not to say that if and when you decide to sell your property, you can’t ask a higher price for your home taking into consideration that there is a pool on site, regardless of the fact it is an above-ground pool.
