Want to see our clay??

[hrsdennis]

To further illustrate Matt's last statements, Wall Mart sold a pool a few years back that was literaly a wall, nuts and bolts, a liner and some coping. They came in 15' and 18' by 36" and 42". These pools brought new meaning to my mantra. Perfectly round and perfectly level. If they weren't they did not stand a chance.

It is also safe to remove a few top rails from a pool full of water if minor liner adjustments need to be made. They are not there to keep the pool from falling down.

Later, Dennis

[hoffmans]

WOW!
Thats a heck of a post. Thanks Matt! Your info was very informative and helpful. I hope alot of people read it and can learn from it.

DH on his was now to get Limestone Screenings. We know a guy who knows a place and who knows what to get- so we are getting some.
YEAH.
Time to get the show on the road!
Rained like heck yesterday. Supposed to be sunny and 80 today.
Will get pictures up next.

Thanks again for your help.
~Hoffmans

[kaydee]

We had the same problem in our yard. Ended up pouring a 32 foot circle of concrete 4 inches thick and then put some styrofoam on the bottom after setting up the walls. Smoothest floor I have ever been on. Hope this helps.