presumably, you meant 75,000 liters? regardless, from your dimensions, it's 15,000 gallons or 57,000 liters.
presumably, you meant 75,000 liters? regardless, from your dimensions, it's 15,000 gallons or 57,000 liters.
PoolDoc / Ben
I must have made a mistake in my measurements.. It is indeed 75000 liters verified by pool store
The issue with the cracks in the concrete is the coping has snapped off and there's a 1" gap between coping and concrete. I thought about putting concrete in the gap but I'm not sure of that's a wise idea.
Ive also thought about taking out the whole piece of concrete and putting a new one in. I'm not sure on the difficulty level of this solution. (have a bad back)
Pool store 'verified' volume is almost always high.
Yeah I know the pool store information can be highly inaccurate but I've kinda verified the amount due to the rise of tc and decrease of ph when adding a specific amount of chlorine / muriatic acid.
Thanks though!
Hello here's all the pics of my problem
Any advice would be nice
Pool store told me I should fix it this year, and the cost is about 2600 for 4 corners or 4600 for all concrete pads including removal.
This pool store has a rep of telling you a low price then jacking it up while doing the work.
Could this be a DIY project,?
Should I get it fixed ASAP?
There's also a crack in the concrete in the pool as well in the corner in the water. It sticks out about 1".
pictures:
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Last edited by PoolDoc; 04-11-2013 at 05:56 PM. Reason: remove duplicate photos
Hydro-jacking or slab-jacking looks like the opposite of what you need -- it looks like you're wanting some slab-UN-jacking.
Unfortunately, that gear is available only from the stores where they sell Boy Scout snipe in ready-to-use cages, board stretchers, and unsaws. I've never been able to get an address or URL unfortunately, for their location.![]()