Enough of COVID...what are you doing to the house?

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Anyone have experience with the above ground / on-ground pools?

This is for next year (or 2028) but I like to plan ahead.

We're installing our 14ft above ground pool, got a soft mesh fence stupidly cheap ($200) to surround the pool, and will be leveling it out in the coming weeks.

But if the kids take to it, I'm not prepared to spend 50-100k on a pool that they may or may not use. The above/on ground are always on sale on FBMP but I'm not sure if when they are disassembled...will they ever re-assemble again properly?

Lots of people giving them away for free...but do these come together again or am I just taking scrap metal to deal with?

These would only need a 2-3ft depth dug out, which isn't too big of a deal with a mini ex.

 

[Scuba Steve]

Anyone have experience with the above ground / on-ground pools?

This is for next year (or 2028) but I like to plan ahead.

We're installing our 14ft above ground pool, got a soft mesh fence stupidly cheap ($200) to surround the pool, and will be leveling it out in the coming weeks.

But if the kids take to it, I'm not prepared to spend 50-100k on a pool that they may or may not use. The above/on ground are always on sale on FBMP but I'm not sure if when they are disassembled...will they ever re-assemble again properly?

Lots of people giving them away for free...but do these come together again or am I just taking scrap metal to deal with?

These would only need a 2-3ft depth dug out, which isn't too big of a deal with a mini ex.

Don't just buy a new one from pool supplies Canada. A old one will just cause headaches are you planning a deep end. Our is on ground with a shotcrete base and has been good. Without the concrete it is a major pain to do the liner etc.

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