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Sun, Apr 22, 12 at 23:53
| I just wanted to show the finished salt water pool and to say thank you for all your help! It will look better when I get the landscaping in, especially since it needs more privacy. The house is a 1950's midcentury home that I am in the process of remodeling (abandoned for years). It sits up on a wash, and I raised the back deck to capture more of the city views. The pool is a little over 60 feet long with a spa. It has an upgraded white plaster. I also put in an in floor cleaning system. The blue tiles you all helped me pick look great!
I added a glass fence in the front to preserve the city view. I plan to replace all the iron fence eventually and hide the equipment.
Glass fence:
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| I bought a computer program that lets me adjust everything by iphone or laptop. I just figured out how to turn the lights on. I can turn on the cleaning system, check the pool temp, turn on the spa, etc. I bought it so that I could turn the spa on when I'm headed home from work. I forgot to add that the tiles are from modwalls..cool pool blend. They were great to work with, very affordable and the tiles arrived in 2 days!
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| Looks awesome. Love the tile! |
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| Thank you! I am really happy with it. :) |
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| rocky, I'm wondering what the pool cost and what builder you used, thanks! |
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| Hi fadedgirl, I used Supreme Pools. They were awesome! I'm not sure of the total cost, but it was much less than I expected. To be honest, I didnt think I could afford this pool, but they worked with me to get it into my budget. I am really happy with their work. http://www.supremepools.net/ |
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| Sweet pool How many LED lights do you have lighting the pool? |
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| Mattwin, I want to say three? I will double check tomorrow and let you know. |
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| I don't know what I like more the pool or the house. I love retro architecture. The pool design fits so seamlessly. It is gorgeous. |
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| Gorgeous!!!! It looks so inviting! |
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