Part 3 Swimming Pool Design (Selecting a shape or Design)
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Mar 26th, 2009 |
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A small series of videos to help the average person take on the task of having a custom designed swimming pool built. Weighing the pros and cons of hiring a company verses sub contraction the work themselves.
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Great Point MrOlaf
free-form designs are nice for warmer climates. For pools that need to be winterized free-form designs pretty much make everything cost more, winter covers (especially safety covers) cost more and also solar covers would need to be cut to size. Sometimes it’s easier going with a rectangle; more cost effective.