We’re buying a best way pool and have been looking for inspiration and this brought a lot of smiles😃. The end was hilarious reading about all the help you got 😃. It looks absolutely amazing well done 👍🏾 🙌🏽👌👌
Looks amazing and I love ❤ the tikki bar! Purchased my Bestway pool this summer and we loved it. Opting for a 14ft wooden pool for 2021 - thatll really piss off the neighbours when I invite my salon girlies for a dip and drinkies haaa!
Hello Jim, thank you for your shared video. It has beatified your home/garden. Well finished! Anyway to get an estimation of your total cost for it?, Where have you built your technical room for the pump and others? Are you going to leave it like that during winter as well or dismantle it as advised by the user instructions?
Ballpark I think was around £14k (GBP), this included £1800 for the pool, £1250 for the heater, £700 for Pump and Filter, £7500 for groundworks and turfing, £1300 for concrete, £1000 for installation of electrics pipework etc..Decking was another £700, Pool cover and lights was maybe £500.. I don't intend on dismantling over the winter and don't really have a room as such, heater needs to be outside and the pump and filter have just been put in a box with insulation to make it as quiet as possible.. thanks for your question and for watching..
Great work. BTW, doesn't water get filled in the gap between the pool and the retaining wall while raining? How are you managing this issue if you don't mind me asking?
I buried a sump pump down the side before i closed it up. When this happens and it gets high I switch it on for an hour and it just pumps out int the garden. Thanks for watching
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This wasn't lost on me at the end yes. But when i bought the pool I was going to just keep it above ground but when I put it together I realised just how big it was so decided to sink it down. As the project went on and I decided to do a proper concrete base, and then sides by the end using an above ground pool probably wasn't the way to go but was too late by then. I may change it in a couple of years to a proper pool but couldn't face doing it at the time. Thanks for the comment and watching.
Ballpark I think was around £14k (GBP), this included £1800 for the pool, £1250 for the heater, £700 for Pump and Filter, £7500 for groundworks and turfing, £1300 for concrete, £1000 for installation of electrics pipework etc..Decking was another £700, Pool cover and lights was maybe £500.. I don't intend on dismantling over the winter and don't really have a room as such, heater needs to be outside and the pump and filter have just been put in a box with insulation to make it as quiet as possible.. thanks for your question and for watching..
Tidy job, looks smart and well built, you was more then half was there to having a proper built pool. Looking at the cost it wouldn't be much in it either.
so, you have a pool in a pool? how will the water go away from the hole with plastic? ? you should at least left a little square of gravel open for drainage? :s it will be wet all the time :s your liner will break allot sooner now :s grts
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Awesome job.....
We’re buying a best way pool and have been looking for inspiration and this brought a lot of smiles😃. The end was hilarious reading about all the help you got 😃. It looks absolutely amazing well done 👍🏾 🙌🏽👌👌
Looks great!
That looks awesome thank you for sharing
Looks amazing and I love ❤ the tikki bar! Purchased my Bestway pool this summer and we loved it. Opting for a 14ft wooden pool for 2021 - thatll really piss off the neighbours when I invite my salon girlies for a dip and drinkies haaa!
love watching UK based videos on these pools if you could do another recent update you will get more views :-)
Looks fab
stunning job
So you have pictures or a slower video of how you did decking and the inside rail? Also where did you put the pump and filter?
Hello Jim, thank you for your shared video. It has beatified your home/garden. Well finished! Anyway to get an estimation of your total cost for it?, Where have you built your technical room for the pump and others?
Are you going to leave it like that during winter as well or dismantle it as advised by the user instructions?
Ballpark I think was around £14k (GBP), this included £1800 for the pool, £1250 for the heater, £700 for Pump and Filter, £7500 for groundworks and turfing, £1300 for concrete, £1000 for installation of electrics pipework etc..Decking was another £700, Pool cover and lights was maybe £500.. I don't intend on dismantling over the winter and don't really have a room as such, heater needs to be outside and the pump and filter have just been put in a box with insulation to make it as quiet as possible.. thanks for your question and for watching..
Can you tell me how did you put your filter system? Maybe some pictures please I’m about to do exactly same thing
Great work.
BTW, doesn't water get filled in the gap between the pool and the retaining wall while raining? How are you managing this issue if you don't mind me asking?
I buried a sump pump down the side before i closed it up. When this happens and it gets high I switch it on for an hour and it just pumps out int the garden. Thanks for watching
Hi great job. We did the same thing last summer. Which lights did you use around the pool?
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@@ukstaffsearch thanks. Our pool.is 24m x 12m so need to look if I can string them together.
With the concrete you poured in, you have just waterproofed the concrete and made that your pool👍🏻
This wasn't lost on me at the end yes. But when i bought the pool I was going to just keep it above ground but when I put it together I realised just how big it was so decided to sink it down. As the project went on and I decided to do a proper concrete base, and then sides by the end using an above ground pool probably wasn't the way to go but was too late by then. I may change it in a couple of years to a proper pool but couldn't face doing it at the time. Thanks for the comment and watching.
I did waterproof it just in case BTW..
What was the final price by the time it was all said and done?
Ballpark I think was around £14k (GBP), this included £1800 for the pool, £1250 for the heater, £700 for Pump and Filter, £7500 for groundworks and turfing, £1300 for concrete, £1000 for installation of electrics pipework etc..Decking was another £700, Pool cover and lights was maybe £500.. I don't intend on dismantling over the winter and don't really have a room as such, heater needs to be outside and the pump and filter have just been put in a box with insulation to make it as quiet as possible.. thanks for your question and for watching..
@@ukstaffsearch u could of built a proper pool for that 😂
@@Rivaboyz1987 how many have you built for that money?
@@ukstaffsearch mine cost me 12k it’s 20x10 and all rebar and shotcrete drum filter off eBay and heater less than 2k
@@Rivaboyz1987 wow you’re amazing.. wish I was you!
great video!
How long did the whole process take?
Two weeks for the dig and concrete, another week for the decking but only because I did it myself in my spare time.. thanks for watching
Tidy job, looks smart and well built, you was more then half was there to having a proper built pool. Looking at the cost it wouldn't be much in it either.
Read comments above.. 👍
so, you have a pool in a pool? how will the water go away from the hole with plastic? ? you should at least left a little square of gravel open for drainage? :s it will be wet all the time :s your liner will break allot sooner now :s grts
I have left a sump pump down the side which pumps the water out via a hose down the drain.. thanks for watching 👍
@@ukstaffsearch thx for the quick answer, good job, grtz