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Pool Layout & Design

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pooltime

Great advice! We just finished our backyard and decking was a big decision. I can certainly relate to feeling the stress! I'm attaching a few photos to give you an idea of what the 10 feet of decking will look like with furniture. We have 10ft concrete along both the shallow end and the full length. The deep end is 3 ft. of concrete. Btw, the pool coping is 14in, so that would be additional. The space with the lounge furniture has a bit of additional decking as well, 3ft more on both the length and width to create a pop-out to accommodate the extra furniture. Hope this helps!

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Reply to: Great advice! We just finished our backyard and decking was a big decision. I can certainly relate to feeling the stress! I'm attaching a few photos to give you an idea of what the 10 feet of decking will look like with furniture. We have 10ft concrete along both the shallow end and the full length. The deep end is 3 ft. of concrete. Btw, the pool coping is 14in, so that would be additional. The space with the lounge furniture has a bit of additional decking as well, 3ft more on both the length and width to create a pop-out to accommodate the extra furniture. Hope this helps!

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wayne wilson

sand is needed to help hold the joints, it won't use much since the joints are so tight. It's unlike brick pavers with engineered sand joints. No playground sand as it usually contains contaminates or . Use a white mason high silica sand 20/30 since it's kiln dried.

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Reply to: sand is needed to help hold the joints, it won't use much since the joints are so tight. It's unlike brick pavers with engineered sand joints. No playground sand as it usually contains contaminates or . Use a white mason high silica sand 20/30 since it's kiln dried.

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