@@capitalasphalt Your very welcome You and your crew are very skilled at your work. It's so nice to see people who know what they are doing and take pride in their work :)
We do our coping the same way as you guys. We have also let the mud dry and then applied techniseal glue to hold down our coping. Just using mud is much cheaper though. Both ways have worked well. 50% of our liner pools have a top mount.
As long as the pool was installed with a side mount, we glue. In this case it was a top mount, so we had no choice but to use mortar. Thanks for watching, I appreciate you taking the time. Cheers
@@capitalasphalt Nice! Do you ever have to shim or have trouble with alignment on the side mount when using the glue technique? I always just go the mortar route since the concrete is never usually set perfect. Let me know! I enjoy watching your videos, you guys do great work. We are out of Durham region GTA but I was visiting some family in Ottawa and saw some of your work. Looks just as good in person.
Is there a reason you didn't run the retaining wall along the back of the property? I would be worried about all of that subbase slipping/eroding and undermining the pavers.
The base material is all clear stone. It will not be moving anywhere. The walls do go further then you can see on camera. We instead over-based the area by about 3ft to make sure no movement would happen, same idea when building a road for a car. The home owner is installing a deck next year in the “ unfinished section) so spending the money on a wall didn’t seem to make sense, plus I’m very confident how we installed it will be just as long lasting. Thanks for watching
Very nice job.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Thanks for taking the time to watch
@@capitalasphalt
Your very welcome
You and your crew are very skilled at your work.
It's so nice to see people who know what they are doing and take pride in their work :)
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We do our coping the same way as you guys. We have also let the mud dry and then applied techniseal glue to hold down our coping. Just using mud is much cheaper though. Both ways have worked well. 50% of our liner pools have a top mount.
Thanks very much for your feed back! It’s nice to hear what other companies think.
And thanks for watching the video!
We do our coping the same.
Great work! Very few contractors out there that could pull this off without looking like a disaster.
Thanks I really appreciate that!
Thanks for watching, Cheers
Thats some nice piece of art
Thank you very much!
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I always mortar on the coping around the pool. Do you usually glue it if they pour the concrete to the top? Let me know!
Great videos! Cheers
As long as the pool was installed with a side mount, we glue. In this case it was a top mount, so we had no choice but to use mortar.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate you taking the time.
Cheers
@@capitalasphalt Nice! Do you ever have to shim or have trouble with alignment on the side mount when using the glue technique? I always just go the mortar route since the concrete is never usually set perfect. Let me know! I enjoy watching your videos, you guys do great work. We are out of Durham region GTA but I was visiting some family in Ottawa and saw some of your work. Looks just as good in person.
Is there a reason you didn't run the retaining wall along the back of the property? I would be worried about all of that subbase slipping/eroding and undermining the pavers.
The base material is all clear stone. It will not be moving anywhere. The walls do go further then you can see on camera. We instead over-based the area by about 3ft to make sure no movement would happen, same idea when building a road for a car. The home owner is installing a deck next year in the “ unfinished section) so spending the money on a wall didn’t seem to make sense, plus I’m very confident how we installed it will be just as long lasting.
Thanks for watching
I think you guys are fucki*g awesome,No Matter what's thrown at you guys it always turns out beautiful 🤙👍
That’s a wicked compliment, thank you!