Thank you so much for sharing your yard transformation process. We are in the process of deciding whether to go with a gunite or fiberglass pool. You videos are very helpful.
Excellent video! Thank you! We just ordered a Carmel model in Ocean Blue G2 and I can't wait. This video gives me a pretty good idea of what to expect and much like your backyard, mine also slopes toward my house; albeit not quite as much as yours. I enjoyed this video!
There was a 10 foot setback from our property line which is a requirement in our county. I would guess that the pad and pool are 35 feet wide and 50 or 55 feet in length including the concrete.
Hello- We are considering the Coronado model also. Do you find it to be too skinny at points with the curves? We liked the design of the Cape Cod which is 14 x 31 but with the curves, it just seems to lose too much space. We just don't want to have people over and not be able to fit more than 6 people comfortably.
craig campbell We were limited in width due to the shape and size of our backyard. If you have the ability to go a little bit wider, I would. We absolutely love our pool and it is perfect for our backyard but would love to have one more foot in width if possible. We had nine people in it on Saturday and it did get a little bit cramped in the middle. I would say it depends on the size of your family and how often you will have large amounts of guests over. Perfect for a family of five or under in my opinion.
@@a5703 Thank you. I know 16 is the widest the fiberglass goes. So that's where the debate goes. Is it worth the jump in price for 16 x 36 or would the 15 x 34 be sufficient. Not many photos or videos actually show people int he pools so it's tough to gauge.
craig campbell This video helped me get some scale on it for the Coronado. Skip to the end and you’ll see some people in it. th-cam.com/video/KDGhwbEjmBQ/w-d-xo.html
@@a5703 Thanks I did come across that video. That was on the ones that made me feel it could be too skinny, but I think it's just that larger deck that makes the pool itself look very narrow.
I was in my buddy's Laguna which is 14x30 with all the curves. I thought his felt skinny so I went with the Carmel for that reason. But I'm still worried even the Carmel model which is also 14x30 is going to feel skinny. I think no matter what you go with though, it's going to be beautiful and enjoyable!
Thank you so much for sharing your yard transformation process. We are in the process of deciding whether to go with a gunite or fiberglass pool. You videos are very helpful.
Excellent video! Thank you! We just ordered a Carmel model in Ocean Blue G2 and I can't wait. This video gives me a pretty good idea of what to expect and much like your backyard, mine also slopes toward my house; albeit not quite as much as yours. I enjoyed this video!
Matthew Winik We are so happy. Whole family is out there literally at this moment. Enjoying every minute of it!!!! You will be glad you did it.
Thanks for the video. We are looking into a pool similar to yours. How much space did you need to install the pool? Thanks.
There was a 10 foot setback from our property line which is a requirement in our county. I would guess that the pad and pool are 35 feet wide and 50 or 55 feet in length including the concrete.
What type of robotic cleaner did you buy? And do you like it?
Bought a Dolphin S300. We love it. Would def recommend it.
What color did you end up going with pool looks great
G2 Sapphire
Hello- We are considering the Coronado model also. Do you find it to be too skinny at points with the curves? We liked the design of the Cape Cod which is 14 x 31 but with the curves, it just seems to lose too much space. We just don't want to have people over and not be able to fit more than 6 people comfortably.
craig campbell We were limited in width due to the shape and size of our backyard. If you have the ability to go a little bit wider, I would. We absolutely love our pool and it is perfect for our backyard but would love to have one more foot in width if possible. We had nine people in it on Saturday and it did get a little bit cramped in the middle. I would say it depends on the size of your family and how often you will have large amounts of guests over. Perfect for a family of five or under in my opinion.
@@a5703 Thank you. I know 16 is the widest the fiberglass goes. So that's where the debate goes. Is it worth the jump in price for 16 x 36 or would the 15 x 34 be sufficient. Not many photos or videos actually show people int he pools so it's tough to gauge.
craig campbell This video helped me get some scale on it for the Coronado. Skip to the end and you’ll see some people in it. th-cam.com/video/KDGhwbEjmBQ/w-d-xo.html
@@a5703 Thanks I did come across that video. That was on the ones that made me feel it could be too skinny, but I think it's just that larger deck that makes the pool itself look very narrow.
I was in my buddy's Laguna which is 14x30 with all the curves. I thought his felt skinny so I went with the Carmel for that reason. But I'm still worried even the Carmel model which is also 14x30 is going to feel skinny. I think no matter what you go with though, it's going to be beautiful and enjoyable!