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How long do stealth semi inground pools last?
20 years
With proper maintenance, your semi-inground pool could last up to 20 years (by comparison, a typical above-ground pool typically lasts 7 to 15 years). Like the Stealth Pool, just as carried by Backyard Masters in Long Island, NY, they are constructed using chemical and UV-resistant steel.
How long does it take to build a semi inground pool?
Structurally, semi-inground pools are as strong as inground pools. In fact, semi-inground pools can be submerged completely in the ground. This can be done at a lower price than installing an inground pool. Installation takes about 3-5 days instead of multiple weeks, which is the case for installing inground pools.
How do you backfill a semi-inground pool?
The Backfill Process
- Place Piles Of Dirt Around The Hole.
- Fill The Pool With Water.
- Wait A Few Days Before Backfilling.
- Backfill To A Slightly Higher Level To Allow For Settling.
- Backfill Using Regular Earth And Add Rocks Or Mulch Across The Top.
Can a semi inground pool have a shallow and deep end?
Luckily, above ground pools can have both shallow and deep ends, just like an in-ground pool. Another pool option that is gaining popularity is the semi in-ground pool design.
What are stealth pools?
The Incredible Stealth Semi-Inground Pool The Stealth Semi-Inground Pool can be sunken partially or it can be almost entirely submerged into the ground. This makes it perfect for backyards with a slope and it all it takes is some simple decking or stonework to completely hide the walls of the pool.
What sizes do semi inground pools come in?
Semi inground pools come in all of the same sizes as traditional inground pools. Your pool size options will typically range from 12×24 feet on the smaller end to 20×40 feet for larger swimming pools.
What do I backfill a semi inground pool with?
A slurry mix also makes a good backfill. A slurry mix is made using portland cement and plaster sand. The goal of a slurry mixture is to create a backfill that is strong enough to support itself rather than resting against the sides of the pool but can be removed to allow for pool repairs later on.
What does bonding a pool mean?
Bonding is the process by which the electrical and metallic components of the pool are joined together with a wire to form a non-resistive path between the components. The goal of bonding is to connect, contain and prevent the transmission of any harmful electrical voltage to pool equipment, people and pets.
How deep are stealth semi inground pools?
3/4 in
The Stealth Semi-Inground can be buried up to 3/4 in the ground to create a sleek design in your backyard. You can surround it with a wood deck, or any landscaping material of your choice! Because the Stealth pools are so customizable, we ask that you please fill out the form below to get your personalized quote!
How much does a semi inground pool cost?
A semi-inground pool costs $10,000 or more. It’s a good compromise between an above-ground and inground pool. It requires more maintenance than an above-ground pool, especially if the skirting is made of wood.
Do you need a permit for a semi inground pool?
Inground pool constructions typically require a residential building permit to go ahead. Your local town hall or government center can provide you with any specific information on permit fees, inspection fees, and specific requirements to obtain a permit. GENERAL INGROUND POOL PERMIT INFORMATION
How full should an inground pool be?
How full should my inground pool be? As a general rule your pool water level should be 1/3 – 1/2 up from the bottom of the skimmer. If the water level is too low the system will draw in air and lessen the filtration effectiveness. If the water level is too high the debris will just pass right by the skimmer and stay in the pool.
Can you build a concrete block semi inground pool?
Place a concrete block on the ground in the center of the proposed circle and use your hammer to gently tap the nail in the stick into the center of the concrete block. Tap gently and the nail will slip right in. Step 5 Turn the stick. You’ve just created a “trammel,” a rotating device used to measure round shapes. By moving the stick, the