Muito show! Eu prefiro uma piscina assim do que uma de alvenaria, esse tipo aí de piscina de vinil e estrutura pré armada é muito mais prático, seja p/ fazer um reparo, uma reforma. Uma de alvenaria é muito mais complicado, sem contar o tempo que se gasta p/ construir. Esse pinus tratado é um material maguinífico.
Looks great ! I'd have a wooden rail for entering/leaving the pool. Also wood covering those metal anchors around the bottom of the pool. I bet its pricey $$$$$ ,but looks very very nice.
En america parece todo tan facil construir cosas asi ver que utilizan buenas herramientas y materiales. por estos lados no es tan fácil todavía cuesta terminar la humilde casa donde vivimos.
la diferencia entre una piscina y un pozo de agua inmunda es el tratamiento de aguas, que aca es inexistente, solo hay filtros para grandes cosas pero la carga orgánica y biológica no es tratada y ni hablar que esta cerca de arboles, pero la construccion es buena
Total cost? I'd like to see all of the components 5 years down the road. Rust? Timber care? Rips in the fabric and how to fix? Did they build a roof over it? ☺
For the size and the time and work evolved its way cheaper and easier to buy one from the pool store cuz they'll put it up so you'll have more free time and money to enjoy. And the composit materials will last way longer than the cracks in concrete and the warping your going face with a build like that. But your build is sharp looking I'll say that.
If the concrete is done right, you won't have to worry about cracks. As for the wood construction, I have seen Fanta-Sea pools that have been around for decades and they are made of plywood. As long as you take care of the it (this is true of any pool) it will last a long time.
Couple things I would have done differently, first the liner would have heavy bead that runs over the outer edge of pool frame and held don with top boarding. Second, a hand railing running from ground level up to pool.
