I installed a fiberglass pool at our home in Canada in 2021 and it was commercial construction. For the stone patio as well. Excavated, rock, re-bar, concrete, slabs. The pool has rebar and rocks and concrete.
That’s interesting how a fiberglass pool is installed. We never had a fiberglass pool but did have three gunite pools installed. Pools are nice but our kids are grown so my wife and I are done with all that extra work of maintaining a pool. Now, we just go over to ourchildren’s home and use theirs and let them maintain theirs.. 👍👍
Feel bad for the homeowner with this concrete installation process. They poured a mud slab over compacted dirt, no gravel, no wire mesh. Curious what that concrete looks like. I would also be pissed with the mortar dust that filled the pool, bet that was fun attempting to clean up.
@@gazgaffa8437 Because from being an architect for 10 years and designing many pools, i know that when something is obviously "off" , it's for a reason. I was expecting an answer like, " It would have hit the house's sewer line," or "they need the side yard for..." Since this pool was installed on an existing structure, difficulties are to be expected. Putting your work on TH-cam is dumb if you're just looking for accolades. All my criticisms are true. So I wanted to know why an experienced professional would have made those choices. So can you give me answers, or did you just chime in because you think I hurt their feelings?
when you put all those tons off water in to it --how much did it sink - ( settle ) 5-10 cm - is there drain under it - leave it whit no water in and it rain it,s gonna lift ( flout ) up the ground -make sure to anker it down
I don’t even see a place on the side for the skimmer, where the water goes into the filter. There are no jets on the sides for the filtered water to return into the pool. I saw NO pipes installed anywhere. There was no gravel put under the cement. If that gigantic toilet looking thing is part of the filter, how is the water going to get into it????
@@ocherokeeo well it's all there. Have you watched all the videos in order? There is certainly a pump, filtration system all of it. They have already explained some steps were edited out in the time lapse. Make sure you watch all 3 parts.
@QUICK-STAR they are there. I'm not sure where, but from reading through their answers to so many dumb questions ppl have asked I know it has a normal filtration system/ pump etc
Mist be nice having 10 guys working on one pool. I just had me and one other person from start to finnish out in the florida keys. Atleast yall there don't have to fight back sea water when you dig passed 2 feet and don't have nearly as much inspections as us 😣
Right 😂 I've got 2 guys working on mine who dug it all out as well as a electrician, concreter, fence guy and plumbing. But just the two of them installing it.
Seen concrete pushed into pull, release powder in pool, no gravel or rebar used. This company really needs to do better. That’s a lot of money. Sure it looks good but the lack of proper install will show in couple years
Wow the movement of the pool water is unnerving. Makes the pool look very unstable. And no rebar or even gravel under that concrete around the pool? I see cracks in your future. Not to mention all that concrete dust in the pool! Yikes! Your filter will be ruined!
There is both gravel and rebar. They have explained already some stuff gets edited out during the time lapse process. You can see those both in Part 1. I love how so many of you are jumping to the wrong conclusions lmao 🤣
Yet some how in my area these pools are almost 95% of the cost of a gunite pool...how lol. Called screwing the consumer, I'll stick with my sprinkler lol 🤣
Not if they are installed properly. My fiberglass pool was laid on a thick layer of fine gravel and a pipe was installed under the pool to carry ground water up and away from underneath.
Looks great, but why no rebar or ground compaction for the concrete? 🤔
Took a whole year to upload part 2 lmao see y’all in 2021 for part 3
Lol, let's just hope the world doesn't end by then
Yeah lol
@@Ahhhimbored So do I ...
He just dropped another update lol
Lol it’s 2022
It looks like a giant toilet seat sitting next to the pool! 😄
That's exactly what I said 🤣🤣🤣
Imagine if a giant comes along...
Exactly
I didn't think that at all! too busy concentrating on the pool install and the workers. I would love to have this in my back yard.
Part 3!!!!! Ahhh you’re killin me smalls!!!
Catain america: I understood that reference
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@QUICK-STAR it's a movie reference to someone with the last name "Smalls."
@QUICK-STAR “The Sandlot”
The pool alone looks more costly than the houses in the neighborhood.
Dude turned off comments for part III. Smart man. Enjoy!
I installed a fiberglass pool at our home in Canada in 2021 and it was commercial construction. For the stone patio as well. Excavated, rock, re-bar, concrete, slabs. The pool has rebar and rocks and concrete.
That’s interesting how a fiberglass pool is installed. We never had a fiberglass pool but did have three gunite pools installed. Pools are nice but our kids are grown so my wife and I are done with all that extra work of maintaining a pool. Now, we just go over to ourchildren’s home and use theirs and let them maintain theirs.. 👍👍
It all came out very nice! That stonework is beautiful!
Would have liked to seen the finished product in the daylight
there is a part 3
How much did this cost total & what state is it ? Lmk please, I'd like to do this same thing in my back yard
What was total cost on this entire project from beginning to end?
46700 $
@@dencardetailing8696 that's not bad at all. What state is this on? U could touch that pool under 100k in Chicago
@@tonykari5124 2 years ago. Prices have sky-rocketed since.
Tell more about the concrete stamping used around the pool! Looks nice!
Where is this? It looks like the crappy town I live in in Massachusetts...lol
Don't you have to put rebar down before laying cement??
U don’t have to on something like this but it’s always good to
And thay put down some sort of rebar u can see it a 5:25 by the hot tub
Not necessarily. You can use steel or fiberglass fiber reinforcement. Its mixed in with the concrete at the plant.
Feel bad for the homeowner with this concrete installation process. They poured a mud slab over compacted dirt, no gravel, no wire mesh. Curious what that concrete looks like. I would also be pissed with the mortar dust that filled the pool, bet that was fun attempting to clean up.
Did you see part 3?
@@civilrights6815 no, did you?
@@Susacne2010 then watch. Duh 🙄
@@civilrights6815that doesn't change the fact that they just poured over a seemingly uncompacted surface, with zero reinforcement
The pool orientation is off. Too close to the house and fragmented, small sitting areas. Why wasn't the pool turned 45 degrees?
Theres always one person that turns up after everything is done saying why didn't you do this/that/the other, that's you.
@@gazgaffa8437 Because from being an architect for 10 years and designing many pools, i know that when something is obviously "off" , it's for a reason. I was expecting an answer like, " It would have hit the house's sewer line," or "they need the side yard for..." Since this pool was installed on an existing structure, difficulties are to be expected. Putting your work on TH-cam is dumb if you're just looking for accolades. All my criticisms are true. So I wanted to know why an experienced professional would have made those choices. So can you give me answers, or did you just chime in because you think I hurt their feelings?
@@TangentOmega no one has to give you answers , u nobody
@@TangentOmega tap next on the screen once this video is finished and u will see part 3. .. looks pretty good
@@tonykari5124 Nope. It's still annoyingly off. Reorienting the camera doesn't move the pool.
Did I miss the part where you add the plumbing skimmers and lights ? Also no bottom hole to let go the water...
That pools gonna need a deep clean! shifting dirt and grit around water is not wise. Could have covered the pool till the end.
This never happens. The pool is fine.
How to instal..the plumbing,drain, n how conected to jet pum, what kind material needed,
Why was the pool filled first? Excuse my ignorance
Great video. Hopefully that yellow garage is on the same property as the pool.
Where is the main drain? Be code all in ground pools must have a main drain on the bottom with an anti-vortex cover.
You don't need to have a bottom or side drain. My 34' x 16' fiberglass pool doesn't have one and I prefer it that way.
How long did this pool install take?
Adam, Do you have the video of the forming of the deck around the spa. You skip over that part. Thanks for the videos.
when you put all those tons off water in to it --how much did it sink - ( settle ) 5-10 cm - is there drain under it - leave it whit no water in and it rain it,s gonna lift ( flout ) up the ground -make sure to anker it down
That’s a lot of powder from the stamps going in the pool.
How does it drain? Or how to keep it clean and will it overflow when it rains ?
There's a regular pump/filtration system.
@@joeyleasha740 really? I had no idea. Thanks
Yes, I saw them answer some questions in part 1 comments that others had asked. It seems to be a regular type of system.
@@joeyleasha740 cool
@@ElenaKato25or6to4 All the equipment they installed near that gross yellow garage is for the pool and spa.
Why didn't you clean it before putting the water in first?
Clearly that seems like a last step thing
A white man can't jump.
It's so that the fibre glass doesn't buckle inwards genius
They poured concrete on the TOP of the water/electrical lines.🤔.
I don’t even see a place on the side for the skimmer, where the water goes into the filter. There are no jets on the sides for the filtered water to return into the pool. I saw NO pipes installed anywhere. There was no gravel put under the cement. If that gigantic toilet looking thing is part of the filter, how is the water going to get into it????
@@ocherokeeo well it's all there. Have you watched all the videos in order? There is certainly a pump, filtration system all of it. They have already explained some steps were edited out in the time lapse. Make sure you watch all 3 parts.
@QUICK-STAR they are there. I'm not sure where, but from reading through their answers to so many dumb questions ppl have asked I know it has a normal filtration system/ pump etc
very nice work. what is the Length , Hight and width of pool? please reply.
It’s 69 L, 69, W 69 inches long😶
@@strudeldoodlez1144 WOW SO FUNEEEEE
So there is no bottom drain ? When does plumbing go in ?
Looks a bit dodgy ?
I only saw the skimmer. The plumbing was done on the first video, as well as the light conduit.
What are those white stuff t 0:40?
What wheelbarrow is that
Omg where is part 3
What is the size and what is the cost
How much was this setup?
We've currently got one being installed and went for an average size. This looks fairly big. Mines costing around 50k AUD.
@@ElliePortlock1057 what state ? 50k seems cheap to me. We were quoted 98k here in garbage Chicago
Uhhhh, why two separate systems to run this?
Only reason I could think of is this pool is in a region that requires winterization but they wish to keep the spa open all year.
Did they use base? If not I hope they packed the living crap out of your top soil!
Do you have a pump for he pool? Where’s it installed
There's two systems (pump, filter, heater) on this setup. You can see them more easily in their first video.
Mist be nice having 10 guys working on one pool. I just had me and one other person from start to finnish out in the florida keys. Atleast yall there don't have to fight back sea water when you dig passed 2 feet and don't have nearly as much inspections as us 😣
Infact i didn't see yall get an auger inspection, plumbing inspection, electrical inspection. Is putting a pool there as easy as planting a tree
Right 😂 I've got 2 guys working on mine who dug it all out as well as a electrician, concreter, fence guy and plumbing. But just the two of them installing it.
2022 and still no part three lol
They worked very dirty tho what the heck, but I’m sure it will turn out okay all at the end
One year later
Congratulations
A pool awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice pool enjoy it
Did you go to CMU? We have mutual friends, if so.
Nope
damn huge job!
This video is to show as to what not to do when installing a fiberglass pool. Everything is wrong...!!
This is exactly how you install a fiberglass pool...
Very good lads 👏👍😳👌😍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Now it's 2022 look how time fly
Seen concrete pushed into pull, release powder in pool, no gravel or rebar used. This company really needs to do better. That’s a lot of money. Sure it looks good but the lack of proper install will show in couple years
2:41 there is literally a guy sitting in a wheelbarrow
They shouldn't make wheelbarrows so comfortable then.
Wow the movement of the pool water is unnerving. Makes the pool look very unstable. And no rebar or even gravel under that concrete around the pool? I see cracks in your future. Not to mention all that concrete dust in the pool! Yikes! Your filter will be ruined!
There is both gravel and rebar. They have explained already some stuff gets edited out during the time lapse process. You can see those both in Part 1. I love how so many of you are jumping to the wrong conclusions lmao 🤣
Yet some how in my area these pools are almost 95% of the cost of a gunite pool...how lol.
Called screwing the consumer, I'll stick with my sprinkler lol 🤣
That pool is just asking to float up, all fiberglass drop ins do.
Not if they are installed properly. My fiberglass pool was laid on a thick layer of fine gravel and a pipe was installed under the pool to carry ground water up and away from underneath.
Dude, no bottom drain? That's the most fucked up way of doing it
I guess they didn't need hand rails, F em, Right? lol
That cleanup looks AWFULLLLL
I would have cleaned the pool before I put water in
Parte 3
Love concrete you Americans
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MANPOWER
cool
for part 3 th-cam.com/video/VYm-EjXsGN8/w-d-xo.html
Com ou sem piscina, continua feio.
Bmmm
Video incompleto
Why put water in it if your not done with it?
To keep it in the ground in case he water table is close or raises.