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    Bosch232 is offline Registered+ Thread Analyst Bosch232 0
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    Default Re: Pool Construction Time Lapse

    Thanks for the kind words. The Trex is fine. It definitely fades, though, so don't believe their hype that it won't. But I'm still happy I went with it.
    16x32 Oval AG vinyl pool; Media Master sand filter; 1.5 hp 1 speed pump; 10 hrs; Rural utility water; Taylor K-2006

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    I figure that very few people would care about fading... me personally, I just want the thing to structurally last longer than I do. It's the same reason why I put in steel oil pipe fence posts around our last property, and PT rails. I figure I could fix a few fence pickets when I'm old, but I'd rather that the posts and rails last longer than I do.

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    Default Re: Pool Construction Time Lapse

    If I had it to do over again, I'd build it just the same way.
    The brutal heat and drought last year played hell with my heavy framing treated lumber, but no one can really see much of that.
    16x32 Oval AG vinyl pool; Media Master sand filter; 1.5 hp 1 speed pump; 10 hrs; Rural utility water; Taylor K-2006

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