Absolutely love this so much, it's a great way of hiding the pool which isn't very attractive and this also makes it easy to replace the pool with a new one if needed. Brilliant job 💜💜💜
I know I wish I had filmed the process unfortunately we had the lumber shortage and there was quite a bit of downtime between finishing it… But I wish I had more of that detail I will on the future projects
@@The_Heightshi we are considering this brand pool. Is everything still holding up well? I was mixed with a few reviews on Lowes with this same pool. The complaint was about the pump but it looks like you replaced with a different one.
@@tangeeaugustin5994 ours is still working great no complaints but yes, you would definitely want to upgrade to a sand pump. A little filtered pumps that it comes with are no good. As long as it has a sand pump you should be all set.
This looks amazing!!!! Looking to get the same pool, but I was extremely torn because I wanted it to not look like the typical above ground logo pool. Love the way you elevated your pool, perfect design!!!!
I love this! We are purchasing a bigger pool next week and would love to build this on my own without much help from my husband. If you don’t mind answering a few questions for me? First off, did you dig holes for the fence posts? Can you please tell me the color of the stain you used? What are the trim pieces, metal? Where did you purchase those. And lastly, can you please explain how you accomplished the top pieces? That sit flat around the top of the pool. Like how you connected those to be sturdy. Thanks so much! Looking forward to hearing back from you.
Thanks ….It’s early American stain. The black trim is actually wood painted black. The top pieces are mounted directly to the top of the fence posts.👍🏼
Looks fantastic and modern, we're putting in a rain tank type of pool it's in one piece 3.5m circle and I'm looking at putting it half inground, find this wall very pleasing to look at.
LOL yeah, step-by-step would probably be helpful. I only made this video because I started getting a ton of questions on social media and it was after the fact… Good luck.
Your design is absolutely perfect and I love it. We have a very similar pool style about same dimensions and you gave me my next project to tackle for next summer. How is your winter over there, does it affect your components and liner ?
Thanks! We don’t really have winter here in Florida so it doesn’t affect much at all and the frame is oversize just enough to never touch or interfere with the actual pool or framing
This looks great, and I’m considering something like this, since I have the same pool. My question is, since these pools aren’t meant to be permanent, what happens when you need to replace it? It can’t be easy to install one within the frame.
Everything is screwed together, so it’s pretty easy to just take one of the Long sides down to get in and out if you were to replace the pool I am on 3 years and the pool is still just fine no issues.
Do you have kids that play in it? This looks like an awesome upgrade, but i would be concerned about getting in/out. Milled/flat wood is slippery when wet. Do you have some sort of non-skid where you get in/out?
There is a ladder on the inside of the actual pool that you can walk up and get out very easily, and on the backside of the pool now there are two steps to get up and get in the pool, not shown in this video aside from that, the wood has held up very well… It was sanded thoroughly, but in general, which would you do need to be cautious overtime to maintain it
Unfortunately, I don’t have the exact list or dimensions. I was kind of just building this as I went back when I did it… Sorry about that it’s going to also vary depending on the exact pool you end up with.
Can you post a link to the black trim metal product you used on the edges of your woodwork? Id love to see how your project is doing now ? Any follow up photos of how its holding up now at over 2yr anniversary of the build?
Looking beautiful. Could you please share links to materials purchased ? Planning to do one. Also how is wood stacked side by side & how is that wonderful step made ? Thanks in advance.
I love this look! I live in the south and would be concerned about wasp building their nest in the space between the pool walls and the wood. Is this something you have had an issue with?
I was also wondering about wasps because it’s a huge issue here in Michigan - especially carpenter bees. I guess since this is Florida they don’t take their pool down in the fall? I don’t think we could do this frame in Michigan because we have to put the pool up in the summer and take it down in the fall. The frame would be a hot mess to work around. Was there a spot for draining the pool? I must ave missed that. The frame looks nice but it doesn’t seem very functional when I think about all these details that wouldn’t work for our setup.
@@tb54321 yeah, here in Florida we don’t really have that issue and in the winter time we don’t need to take the pool down or empty it it can be up year-round
@@The_Heightsbut it seems like there could be a need to drain in the future. Like to repair a leak or replace the liner. Might be a good idea to have access to a drain. Though I guess you could just drain it through the pump inlet/outlet (whatever is lowest). Or, if there is another drain, you would know where that is and could just remove a board to access it.
@@kenthompson3730 after we built this, I added a small latch style door at the bottom of one of the sides where the actual drain for the pool is so I can open it and Simply hook up a hose and drain everything 👍🏼
Thanks man… It’s just a specific type of pump that they sell that uses sand to filter the water rather than like a paper filter that you have to change out all the time
Main mounting points are the tops of the fence posts I ran two by fours on the inside top edges of the fence posts connecting them to also give mounting surface for the top
Fortunately I am in Florida so I don’t have those issues however even during the winter season here where I’m not going to be using it you can simply drain it completely and then refill it during the summer it’s not a lot of water usually runs about an extra $65 on the water bill that month
This is beautiful! We are about to buy the same pool in 12x24. The build looks straightforward enough. My question is about the equipment. My pool service company wants to charge me $2000 for a Jandy pump and $1700 for a Jandy filter which is obviously ridiculous. May I ask what brand of sand filter you bought? Or if anyone else reading this has a suggestion, I'm all ears! Judging by the comments, it has worked out well for you! Any other advice or tips on equipment? Thanks!
This is a Intex sand filter/pump same brand as the pool going on four years now and it’s been just fine. I’m sure they make one. That’s the right size for your pool seems to be really good for the money.
Love this! We just got an identical pool. Just wondering, is there enough space between the pool wall and the fence all around for access in case of a leak or something?
Thanks… It’s a little tight, but I can crawl in between there if I needed to check on some thing you could also just unscrew one side if you ever had an emergency, it wouldn’t take very long to remove the boards or you could build a door somewhere
Really glad i found this,.....you if anyone could answer or have thoughts on this,....do you think its possable to build the wood enclosure to fit the liner inside of,...without use the braces or metal frame,.......what you have here is exactly what ive been brainstorming,...but i want to build the wood enclosure into ,..and under an rv canopy i already have,...useing the already strong cemented in posts,...if anyone has advice or ideas or warnings about this please comment,...thx,......love the way this looks!!
I’m sure you could figure out a way to do it… However the way the frame works at a loss for the pool liner to expand and contract as you get in and out in the water levels rise… Hopefully you’re able to figure it out good luck
Super Awesome! I am thinking about the same pool except the 12x24. My question is how difficult is it getting out of the pool since there is no ladder? Thank you in advance.
The small paper filters would clog up quickly and were high maintenance for cleaning and changing them out. The sand filter is just a much more maintenance free set up.
@@GarbageMan2025 yeah I wouldn’t be surprised. It was undersized. It definitely seemed that way. It was the stock filter that comes with these pools, which seemed really cheap.
It’s all pressure-treated outdoor lumber as far as the exact dimensions. This was built on the fly so I don’t have a build list but it’s almost all two by tens.
Nothing in particular, other than you can just simply unscrew the boards on one of the sides if you needed access… Otherwise I drain the pool pretty much every winter clean everything and refill it the next season and when it’s drained, you can get access to it to check on everything if that makes sense
There is definitely a possibility, lol… However, there are gaps between the boards and I frequently spray everything out. I’ve had no issues with anything like that.
Beautiful. Modern. 1/10th of what we were about to spend. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Absolutely love this so much, it's a great way of hiding the pool which isn't very attractive and this also makes it easy to replace the pool with a new one if needed. Brilliant job 💜💜💜
Done with a class economically and labor wise. Nothing bits the organic look of stained wood. Inspiration to viewers.
Absolutely Beautiful!🤩 Very classy warm feel using that style.
I would consider connecting the 4 sides with carriage bolts and nuts so when you have to replace the pool it's easy to reassemble.
Looking at doing the same, the frame out today is averaging $2500… insane
Prices are ridiculous
@@The_Heights absolutely
Dude Im getting a quote of 95k for an In ground. Just do it.. lol
@@Dhoyos7 oh i have, its done. I done it a little differently but yea it completed
Looks like a 20k endless pool ❤
That’s awesome! I just put up the 24 x12 and I love the pool but hate the look. This idea dresses it up nicely
Just buying the same but 18 by 9...fancy flying to UK for a couple of weeks...that looks good.
It would have been awesome to see a time laps of the build or more video of the actual build…But what we got was pretty detailed. Thank you
I know I wish I had filmed the process unfortunately we had the lumber shortage and there was quite a bit of downtime between finishing it… But I wish I had more of that detail I will on the future projects
@@The_Heights How is this holding up? We are planning the same pool and a possible frame around it as well. Turned out great
@@875daily We’ve had ours just over two years absolutely no issues whatsoever well worth the money in my opinion
@@The_Heightshi we are considering this brand pool. Is everything still holding up well? I was mixed with a few reviews on Lowes with this same pool. The complaint was about the pump but it looks like you replaced with a different one.
@@tangeeaugustin5994 ours is still working great no complaints but yes, you would definitely want to upgrade to a sand pump. A little filtered pumps that it comes with are no good. As long as it has a sand pump you should be all set.
Dope bruh fr fr I literally had this in idea searched and found yours. Perfecto lol
Man that really looks great! Nice work!
Thanks!
Oh man, you did an awesome job!
What a great idea and great job!
Nice!! You also rebuilt and added those buildings in the back 👍🏻👍🏻
Yup new garage/ workshop thanks
This looks amazing!!!! Looking to get the same pool, but I was extremely torn because I wanted it to not look like the typical above ground logo pool. Love the way you elevated your pool, perfect design!!!!
Thanks !
That looks great- nice job...thanks for sharing for those needing deck ideas...so cool !!!
That's a great idea for selling a house because some mortgages won't finance a new buyer If a house has an inground pool.
This is gorgeous. Wow.
I’m obsessed with this.
Big thumbs up! You did a great job.
Thanks I appreciate it
It looks amazing and easy to build. Nice job!
You can also build raised garden beds around the pool and it will look axactly like an in ground pool
@@tylerhughes5420 Awesome!
I love this!! What an improvement!
Same pool going to do the same, very helpful thank you mate.
Glad it helped
Wow it looks great 👍 I love it 🥰
Looks great ! ❤
Thank you!
This is beautiful! 🔥
Wow your pool looks great
Thank you!
I love this! We are purchasing a bigger pool next week and would love to build this on my own without much help from my husband. If you don’t mind answering a few questions for me? First off, did you dig holes for the fence posts? Can you please tell me the color of the stain you used? What are the trim pieces, metal? Where did you purchase those. And lastly, can you please explain how you accomplished the top pieces? That sit flat around the top of the pool. Like how you connected those to be sturdy. Thanks so much! Looking forward to hearing back from you.
Thanks ….It’s early American stain. The black trim is actually wood painted black. The top pieces are mounted directly to the top of the fence posts.👍🏼
Love it ..solar side lights would be a nice addition
We have since added some 👍🏼
Truly beautiful and luxurious.
Nice! Great job! Cheers! 🤙🏼
Great design! It looks really nice 💯
Thanks !
What is the finished product dimensions? This is absolutely gorgeous
I really wish I knew how to build this and what materials I need
Very good idea
That’s really nice. How does the pool itself hold up to the elements like snow, extreme heat from the sun etc?
Works great every year or so I sanded everything down and put a fresh coat of stain on it other than that no issues
@@The_HeightsIt looks really nice. I like that idea.
This looks amazing!!! And I love the price tag!
It looks amazing!
Beautiful 🤩
Looks so good dude
👌
Thanks!
Beautiful job. I'd love to see gradual steps on the far short side of the pool, would look great. (Just incase you want to make a video) 😂
Lol since this video on the far short side near the garage, we added a ground, level deck, and a small staircase
@@The_Heightsawesome! Is there a video on that?
Looks fantastic and modern, we're putting in a rain tank type of pool it's in one piece 3.5m circle and I'm looking at putting it half inground, find this wall very pleasing to look at.
Nice ! Thanks
@@The_Heightshey did you all do a diy video on how you did this project?
@@christinacraig313 hey unfortunately not… The video is kind of an afterthought because we had some people asking questions .
Beautiful ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Omg beautiful!! 😮
Your pool looks amazing! Great job!
Beautiful 👍🏼
Amazing helpful information
Would love to have a digital plan/blueprint if you have one
Unfortunately, I don’t have one. I was kind of winging it during the building process.
again, another great idea... thanks for sharing #KapKen
Thanks 👍🏼
Beautiful!
This absolutely fantastic.
But do you help with installation?
Thanks
Looks great!
Looks awesome! Nice work
Thanks 👍🏼
would love to know the plans for this case for the pool, i'd like to put it together myself
Awesome, happy for you ❤
This is genius!
Wow! it look absolutely amazing! you know what would been amazing? if you show us how you did it, LOL.
LOL yeah, step-by-step would probably be helpful. I only made this video because I started getting a ton of questions on social media and it was after the fact… Good luck.
Love this. Great job. How is the wood holding up to the elements?
Thanks ! Other than having to re stain it every year it’s holding up great
nice, but what will happen when the pool is broken ?? like a cut or something at the bottem ?
Gr Mark
Your design is absolutely perfect and I love it. We have a very similar pool style about same dimensions and you gave me my next project to tackle for next summer. How is your winter over there, does it affect your components and liner ?
Thanks! We don’t really have winter here in Florida so it doesn’t affect much at all and the frame is oversize just enough to never touch or interfere with the actual pool or framing
This looks great, and I’m considering something like this, since I have the same pool. My question is, since these pools aren’t meant to be permanent, what happens when you need to replace it? It can’t be easy to install one within the frame.
Everything is screwed together, so it’s pretty easy to just take one of the Long sides down to get in and out if you were to replace the pool I am on 3 years and the pool is still just fine no issues.
awesome job
Thanks !
I wonder if it actually counts as a fence around a pool. My HOA requires a fence around a pool.... maybe this would do? Very nice.
That I’m not sure of… Possibly
Doubtful. Fences are required to keep kids out. This is merely a wall offering no protection from entry.
Do you have kids that play in it? This looks like an awesome upgrade, but i would be concerned about getting in/out. Milled/flat wood is slippery when wet. Do you have some sort of non-skid where you get in/out?
There is a ladder on the inside of the actual pool that you can walk up and get out very easily, and on the backside of the pool now there are two steps to get up and get in the pool, not shown in this video aside from that, the wood has held up very well… It was sanded thoroughly, but in general, which would you do need to be cautious overtime to maintain it
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Do you have all the measurements and dimensions? How much wood and how much stain? A list of all the materials would be great!
Unfortunately, I don’t have the exact list or dimensions. I was kind of just building this as I went back when I did it… Sorry about that it’s going to also vary depending on the exact pool you end up with.
I'd like to get info on how you constructed the wood around pool.
it looks great!!
Can you post a link to the black trim metal product you used on the edges of your woodwork? Id love to see how your project is doing now ? Any follow up photos of how its holding up now at over 2yr anniversary of the build?
It’s 1x4 and 1x2 wood lumber painted black 👍🏼
Its just amazing 👏
Looking beautiful. Could you please share links to materials purchased ? Planning to do one. Also how is wood stacked side by side & how is that wonderful step made ? Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately I don’t have a materials list I was kind of just winging it during the Covid shut down it’s built like a horizontal fence
@@The_Heights No problem, thanks. Are those wooden posts on the corners and black paint done by you ?
@@SB-tc9lc yes Trimmed out the corners with some smaller detailing/wood and painted them
Looks great. What if you have a leak somewhere ? How would you tend to it being all closed in
It’s easy enough to un screw boards to open up a side
Thank you for the extremely helpful video!
I love this look! I live in the south and would be concerned about wasp building their nest in the space between the pool walls and the wood. Is this something you have had an issue with?
No, I’m in Florida and have had no issues
I was also wondering about wasps because it’s a huge issue here in Michigan - especially carpenter bees. I guess since this is Florida they don’t take their pool down in the fall? I don’t think we could do this frame in Michigan because we have to put the pool up in the summer and take it down in the fall. The frame would be a hot mess to work around. Was there a spot for draining the pool? I must ave missed that. The frame looks nice but it doesn’t seem very functional when I think about all these details that wouldn’t work for our setup.
@@tb54321 yeah, here in Florida we don’t really have that issue and in the winter time we don’t need to take the pool down or empty it it can be up year-round
@@The_Heightsbut it seems like there could be a need to drain in the future. Like to repair a leak or replace the liner. Might be a good idea to have access to a drain. Though I guess you could just drain it through the pump inlet/outlet (whatever is lowest). Or, if there is another drain, you would know where that is and could just remove a board to access it.
@@kenthompson3730 after we built this, I added a small latch style door at the bottom of one of the sides where the actual drain for the pool is so I can open it and Simply hook up a hose and drain everything 👍🏼
Dude! this is WILD! you killed it! whats a sand pump?
Thanks man… It’s just a specific type of pump that they sell that uses sand to filter the water rather than like a paper filter that you have to change out all the time
Really nice shell!
Gorgeous!!!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful
Looks stunning ,got me inspired to build one for my own.
How did you secure the lumbers on the top edge of the pool?
Main mounting points are the tops of the fence posts I ran two by fours on the inside top edges of the fence posts connecting them to also give mounting surface for the top
Looks very nice.
Beautiful job! Can I ask if you are in a northern climate, and if so, what do you do to winterize? Thanks!
Fortunately I am in Florida so I don’t have those issues however even during the winter season here where I’m not going to be using it you can simply drain it completely and then refill it during the summer it’s not a lot of water usually runs about an extra $65 on the water bill that month
Been empty won’t dry it up too much and ruin it ??
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قال : تُكفى همَك ، ويُغفر ذنبك..💕
اكثروا من الصلاه على النبي❤️
This is beautiful! We are about to buy the same pool in 12x24. The build looks straightforward enough. My question is about the equipment. My pool service company wants to charge me $2000 for a Jandy pump and $1700 for a Jandy filter which is obviously ridiculous. May I ask what brand of sand filter you bought? Or if anyone else reading this has a suggestion, I'm all ears! Judging by the comments, it has worked out well for you! Any other advice or tips on equipment? Thanks!
This is a Intex sand filter/pump same brand as the pool going on four years now and it’s been just fine. I’m sure they make one. That’s the right size for your pool seems to be really good for the money.
Love this! We just got an identical pool. Just wondering, is there enough space between the pool wall and the fence all around for access in case of a leak or something?
Thanks… It’s a little tight, but I can crawl in between there if I needed to check on some thing you could also just unscrew one side if you ever had an emergency, it wouldn’t take very long to remove the boards or you could build a door somewhere
@@The_Heights Great ideas, thanks!
Really glad i found this,.....you if anyone could answer or have thoughts on this,....do you think its possable to build the wood enclosure to fit the liner inside of,...without use the braces or metal frame,.......what you have here is exactly what ive been brainstorming,...but i want to build the wood enclosure into ,..and under an rv canopy i already have,...useing the already strong cemented in posts,...if anyone has advice or ideas or warnings about this please comment,...thx,......love the way this looks!!
I’m sure you could figure out a way to do it… However the way the frame works at a loss for the pool liner to expand and contract as you get in and out in the water levels rise… Hopefully you’re able to figure it out good luck
nice job.
Super Awesome! I am thinking about the same pool except the 12x24. My question is how difficult is it getting out of the pool since there is no ladder? Thank you in advance.
We actually have a ladder on the inside of the pool
Wow...watched again on my 77" and saw it. Thanks for the response. Can't wait to start working on mine and hopefully it will look as awesome as yours!
@@The_Heights did you get a different ladder or you modified the one that it came with?
@@gamatoutsikos I just modified the one that came with it and made it one sided so it’s on the inside of the pool only…
Great job!
Smart build💡
How deep is this pool? It looks awesome!
48”
I love this soooo much!!!
This is so awesome
Looks good. Sand filters are not an upgrade to filter pumps though, at least performance wise. Much lower microns with pleated filters.
The small paper filters would clog up quickly and were high maintenance for cleaning and changing them out. The sand filter is just a much more maintenance free set up.
@@The_Heights then it was too small of a cartridge (undersized). Properly sized, the carts are soooooo easy, clean, and most importantly effective.
@@GarbageMan2025 yeah I wouldn’t be surprised. It was undersized. It definitely seemed that way. It was the stock filter that comes with these pools, which seemed really cheap.
That’s amazing. Is it heated?
No im in Florida if anything, I’m always trying to keep it comfortably cooler throughout the year
I wonder how difficult it would be to put water jets to make it a endless lap pool?
So exactly what kind of wood was used?
It’s all pressure-treated outdoor lumber as far as the exact dimensions. This was built on the fly so I don’t have a build list but it’s almost all two by tens.
Could you tell me How can build the basics lumbers? 🙏🏽
Everything is 4 x 4 fence posts, and
2 x 10“ x 10‘ lumber
Did you do anything in particular with the fence frame out to make it easier to access the pool frame or liner if it needs maintenance or replacing?
Nothing in particular, other than you can just simply unscrew the boards on one of the sides if you needed access… Otherwise I drain the pool pretty much every winter clean everything and refill it the next season and when it’s drained, you can get access to it to check on everything if that makes sense
@@The_Heights makes sense. Thanks!
Love the look. My concern is that the inside of that becomes a huge spider nest.
There is definitely a possibility, lol… However, there are gaps between the boards and I frequently spray everything out. I’ve had no issues with anything like that.