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    Default Re: pool assistance, part II

    PJ,

    Looks like you have asked some really good questions. Decisions, decisions, decisions. Welcome to the hardest part of a pool build. You mentioned that you think you found a good pool builder. Can I suggest that you go and take a look at some of his/her work. Specify some of the things in a pool you would like to see to help you make your decisions.... i.e. pebble tec finish, plaster, spa dimensions, number of jets, cleaning units, etc. That will also give you an idea of what the workmanship of the builder will be. Ask the pool owners as many questions as possible... How satisfied with builder? How long did the build take? If you could change anything, what would it be?

    As for my system:
    22 x 36 with 9' wide tanning ledge (21k gallons) Deep End = 6.5'
    Plaster
    SWG system
    8' spa with 8 jets (2.1/2" piping)
    Polaris 280
    Cool Deck Finish

    Good Luck

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    Default Re: pool assistance, part II

    anyone do pebble tec and wish they didn't?

    or wish they would have spent the extra for it?

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    Default Re: pool assistance, part II

    My Brother has Pebble Tech, his Family doesn't like it, too rough. He says if they stay in the pool too long, the Kids get scrapes from the Pebble Tech surface.

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    Default Re: pool assistance, part II

    Quote Originally Posted by No Need View Post
    My Brother has Pebble Tech, his Family doesn't like it, too rough. He says if they stay in the pool too long, the Kids get scrapes from the Pebble Tech surface.
    I had heard the same thing from many people which is one of the reasons I did not go with that. However, the sheen and fina products are suppose to be much smoother but more $$.
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