Swimming pool design
Originally Posted by C U AT 9K,Jul 14 2007, 09:23 PM
Where are these drunk teenagers coming from? People just break into houses and jump into pools?
OP, do you have kids?
OP, do you have kids?
Hopefully they wouldn't have access to the patio/balcony... but who knows.
I see that you have a section of fence there a little off the house, presumably for a gate. Definitely have the pool immediatelly in vision of anyone entering from the gate. Why? Because more people than you think, especially for parties, and from school/work/sports practices will be entering through that gate and it'll be a lot more relaxing and appealing to see it right when you walk in. Also, as mentioned before, itd probably be best to keep it as far away from the patio as possible so people dont jump from rooftops, and itd leave you room for a gazebo on the east side.
Originally Posted by ENTHRALLED,Jul 14 2007, 04:17 PM
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Do you realize how much work a pool is after you put it in...I used to have to maintain pools for the hotels that I worked at and am glad that I had a large staff to do the work. It also helped that I could budget for it in my annual expense budget for the department, and they were all indoor pools, so I didn't have to deal with crap from nature...
Originally Posted by THEOLDMAN,Jul 15 2007, 11:01 AM
Do you realize how much work a pool is after you put it in...I used to have to maintain pools for the hotels that I worked at and am glad that I had a large staff to do the work. It also helped that I could budget for it in my annual expense budget for the department, and they were all indoor pools, so I didn't have to deal with crap from nature...
my kidney shaped pool is right next to my deck to be in optimal sun conditions. Look at where the sun falls in your yard. Where ever it shine the most often is where you want your pool to be.
Originally Posted by THEOLDMAN,Jul 15 2007, 01:01 PM
Do you realize how much work a pool is after you put it in...I used to have to maintain pools for the hotels that I worked at and am glad that I had a large staff to do the work.

Originally Posted by Zangerzone
Look at where the sun falls in your yard. Where ever it shine the most often is where you want your pool to be.





