Designing a pool for an unusually shaped block
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Is Your Pool Maintenance Equipment Ready for the Summer?
Taking a break from the hot weather by diving into a pool is one of life's little luxuries. If your pool doesn't receive much use or attention during the winter, you'll need to do some prep to have it ready for the summer. Your first step should be to make sure your pool maintenance equipment is present and ready for the sweltering months ahead. A Functioning Skimmer No matter where you live, there's a chance that debris such as leaves and twigs will find its way into your pool.
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Maintaining Your Swimming Pool During the Summer Months
When temperatures start to rise. you're likely to use your swimming pool more often. Regular swimming pool use calls for a stricter maintenance schedule. If you're ready to make sure your pool is usable throughout the summer months, here are some ways to do so. Scrub the Floor and Sides Even though you may not be able to see it at first, layers of dirt and grime are building up on the floors and sides of your pool.
It used to be relatively easy to design pools for blocks, as you'd just look at the backyard and figure up which rectangular or kidney shaped pool could fit in the yard. With all sorts of new block shapes occurring when people subdivide old blocks, it can be more challenging to fit a traditional pool into a yard. However, some innovative pool designers and homeowners have come up with great pools that fit on unusually shaped blocks and make the most of limited space. This blog highlights some of the pools I have seen online and in real life that have impressed me with great design. I hope you like it.