entry/ledge dimensions?

aragall

8 years ago

This is so beautiful! Do you happen to know the dimensions of the baja entry /sunning ledge? thanks so much!

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Elements Landscape
8 years ago
Thanks for checking us out on Houzz. The sun shelf/entry on this pool totals 20 feet wide. Each sun shelf is 5'x5' and the central steps are 10 feet wide. Hope this helps, good luck with your project!
Erica Mobley
7 years ago
At the stairs/entry - what water depth do you walk into? I'm also considering stairs in the middle and trying to work out stairs/water depth. Thanks.
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Johnny
7 years ago
How much does it cost?

By the way it's gorgeous!

entry/ledge dimensions?

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