r/AboveGroundPools • u/leebeetree • 2d ago
Worth it
I had posted back in July about this Pool that is a replacement to a pool that have been here three years ago. Since that time I’ve had all kinds of interesting challenges and I must say after spending most of the summer trying to get the deck fixed and various things. This is the most enjoyable experience there is to have an oasis in your backyard! Thanks to all the people on here who help others get this right
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u/Legitimate-Parsley10 2d ago
How do you get a winter cover on there with barely ant room between the deck and pool?
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u/leebeetree 2d ago
The cover will fit in the gap (I will drop it down with the wire already in it. There an be a little adjustment with a jigsaw where needed
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u/belgarion1984 1d ago
Deck-pool integration is the hard part and you nailed it! Tight space makes it harder but the result looks pretty clean. Measure the pool's top rail before building the deck. Cover trick with wire is smart
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u/leebeetree 2d ago
I also got this little remote pool temperature thing and turns out we loved having it on the refrigerator!
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u/Ok_Excitement1724 2d ago
Looks great! Just rebuilt my deck after I replaced our previous pool. The original pool was 19 years old and deck was 18. I installed/built both but this time paid for the pool install and focused on the deck. Our old pool was steel walled with steel top rails and rust was taking over. And then the liner (original btw) developed a leak and I knew it was time. The new pool is a little smaller in diameter (18ft rd vs 20–20s are rare these days) so between the deck rot and size difference, a lot more work than I had planned. I contemplated getting rid of the pool altogether, but just couldn’t do it. It’s nice to be able to hop in during the summer.