All equipment is Pentair
Roughly 35' by 20' Free form
6" Baha Shelf with 4 bubblers
3.5' to 8' depth
2 waterfalls with a 6' slide in between
4 whisperlite pumps
3 intellibrite lights
4 fire features on the waterfalls
400,000 btu heater
DE filter
8' spa with 4 jet independent foot dome
Outdoor Kitchen
Firepit
Kid fence

As far as specifics, if you would like to know just ask. I will post some pics as soon as I figure out how.

You've got a great pool builder, post some progress pic's as the pool starts taking shape during construction. I'd actually like to see the design on where they placed the slide between the falls and what material it's being constructed out of. Although many people don't, I love slides.

See ya,
Kelly

outline

Dig Day

Gunite on the slide

Slide post gunite in the first stage of rock work:

Spa

More to follow soon.

An overview from the second floor.

Our lifeguard in training - Boof-

Shallow end

Tomorrow we paint out the deck.

The equipment pad

A view from where the firepit will be:

thanks

The tile work on the slide:

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Start of plaster:

Flagstone on the Baha shelf:

First Water:

Spa:

By the way the plaster is Diamond Brite Tahoe Blue.

One thing...does the plaster in the spa look a little off to you? It might just be the photo, but it just looks really funky on my pc. How does it look with water in it?

As far as cost it is going to end up around 75 when it is all said and done. Gulf Coast was not the cheapest but in my mind they were the most creative. As far as their work I have been very happy with the quality. They have also been very receptive to changes and corrections.

As far as what the name of the flagstone and tile where I will have to differ to David. I think the flagstone was Oklahoma something. Now to the pics:

Full Pool

Spa

Bubblers

Small Waterfall

Main Waterfall

Slide

Intellibrite LED

LED Green

Spa Spillway

I will post a few more pics when Gulf Coast gets the patio done and the fire features working.

The builder's inexperience shows up when you see the spa spillway is flush with the coping. And as always the spillway will drool onto the deck. The spillway must be a minimum of one foot inside the pool coping to avoid water loss.
Flagstone in the water is not a good idea. I hope they water sealed the gunite under the flagstone it or even a tiny grout crack will cause leakage. I would dye test any future crack in grout to check on that.