#Backyard Pool

[abisazeh]

استخرهای مناسب برای حیاط های کوچکتر

خیلی از افراد دوست دارند در خانه خود استخر داشته باشند اما حیاط آن ها کوچک است و فضای کمی برای این کار دارند. امروزه در هر فضا و شرایطی امکان ساخت استخر وجود دارد. اگر دوست دارید در مورد استخرهای مناسب برای حیاط های کوچکتر اطلاعات بیشتری کسب کنید حتما این مقاله را در سایت آبی سازه دنبال کنید. بر روی عنوان کلیک کنید و یا از بخش سورس اقدام کنید.

[katemids]

Pool Lap in Los Angeles

Mid-sized trendy backyard custom-shaped lap hot tub photo with decking

[titsacid]

Huge minimalist backyard custom-shaped and stone natural pool photo

Furious Fourth

[skylovestoeat]

An illustration of a massive traditional backyard fountain with a uniquely shaped infinity pool

Bristol Glass

[ontheborderland]

A summertime photo of a medium-sized, drought-tolerant, concrete paver water fountain landscape in the backyard.

Tiki Triki Lasteaed

[officialdantechnologies]

What’s the Real Timeline for Swimming Pool Construction?

Building a swimming pool in your backyard can be an exciting and rewarding project. Whether you're looking to enjoy relaxing swims during the summer or enhance your property value, a pool can be a great investment. However, one of the common questions homeowners ask is: how long does swimming pool construction take?

The timeline for pool construction depends on several factors, including the type of pool, the complexity of the design, and local permitting regulations. Understanding what goes into the process and the typical time frames involved can help you plan better and avoid unnecessary stress.

Phases of Swimming Pool Construction

Swimming pool construction can generally be broken down into a series of steps, each with its own timeline. Let’s dive into each phase to give you a clearer idea of what to expect.

1. Planning and Design (1-3 weeks)

Before any construction begins, you’ll need to spend time planning your pool’s design. This phase involves working with a pool contractor to decide on the pool’s size, shape, and features like lighting, waterfalls, or a spa. The design process is essential to ensure that your pool suits your needs and fits your space.

During this stage, a survey of your property may also be conducted to determine where the pool will be placed. If you need to obtain permits from your local municipality, this can also extend the timeline.

2. Permits and Approvals (2-6 weeks)

In many areas, you will need a permit to build a swimming pool. The approval process can vary depending on local laws, the size of your pool, and your property's location. Your pool contractor will help you with the application process, but it can still take some time to get everything approved.

Some areas may require inspections at different stages of the project, which can also add time to the overall construction period. It's important to factor this into your timeline when planning.

3. Excavation (1-2 weeks)

Once permits are in hand, the next step is excavation. During this phase, heavy machinery is used to dig the hole for your pool. This process can take anywhere from a few days to a week, depending on the size of the pool and the type of soil on your property. In some cases, rock or other obstacles may make excavation more challenging, which can add time to the job.

4. Pool Shell Installation (2-3 weeks)

After excavation, the next step is installing the pool shell. This is the structure of your pool, which can be made from concrete, fiberglass, or vinyl liner. The installation time will depend on the type of pool you're building.

Concrete Pools: Installing a concrete pool shell can take several weeks. Concrete pools are built onsite, which requires significant labor and careful attention to detail.

Fiberglass Pools: Fiberglass pools are pre-manufactured and are typically quicker to install than concrete pools. The process involves simply placing the fiberglass shell in the excavation site.

Vinyl Liner Pools: These pools use a vinyl liner to form the pool’s surface. The liner is stretched over a steel or polymer frame and can be installed in a few weeks.

5. Plumbing and Electrical Installation (1-2 weeks)

Once the pool shell is in place, the next step involves installing the necessary plumbing and electrical systems. This includes the water supply and drainage pipes, as well as electrical wiring for pool lights, heaters, and pumps. This stage is essential for the pool to be functional and safe.

During this time, you'll also need to choose and install equipment like filters, pumps, and heaters. It’s important to ensure that everything is done to code, so hiring experienced professionals is key.

6. Pool Finish (1-2 weeks)

After the plumbing and electrical systems are installed, the pool’s interior finish will be applied. For concrete pools, this involves applying a plaster or pebble finish. For fiberglass pools, the finish is pre-applied during the manufacturing process.

The finish gives your pool its smooth surface and enhances its appearance. During this phase, additional features like coping (the edge of the pool) and tiling may also be added.

7. Decking and Landscaping (2-4 weeks)

Once the pool structure is completed, it's time to focus on the surrounding area. This includes building the pool deck, landscaping, and adding any other features like fences or gates for safety. Depending on your design and the materials used, this phase can take a few weeks to finish.

You’ll have a variety of materials to choose from for decking, including concrete, pavers, and wood. Landscaping might include planting trees, shrubs, or grass to complement the pool area and create a relaxing outdoor space.

8. Final Inspections and Fill (1-2 weeks)

Before you can swim in your new pool, final inspections are required to ensure everything is up to code. This includes checking the safety features, plumbing, and electrical systems. Once everything passes inspection, the pool will be filled with water.

The final step is adding chemicals to balance the water, ensuring that it’s safe and clean for swimming.

How Long Does Swimming Pool Construction Take?

The entire process of swimming pool construction typically takes between 8 to 12 weeks. However, there are a few factors that can influence the timeline:

Type of Pool: Concrete pools generally take longer than fiberglass or vinyl pools due to the extensive construction process.

Weather: Poor weather conditions, like heavy rain or extreme heat, can delay certain steps.

Permit Delays: If there are any issues with obtaining permits or inspections, this can extend the timeline.

Customization: Highly customized pools with special features can take longer to build.

Conclusion

Building a swimming pool is a large project, and while it takes time, the final result is well worth the effort. On average, you can expect the entire construction process to take anywhere from 8 to 12 weeks, but keep in mind that various factors can affect this timeline.By understanding the phases of swimming pool construction and what to expect at each stage, you can make informed decisions and plan accordingly. Whether you're building a small, simple pool or a large, complex one, patience and proper planning will help you enjoy your new pool in no time.

[keystonewarrior]

Drat. I was hoping for a cat someplace to knock the train over, or even sit idly by watching the train with some interest but they're accustomed to the trains and don't knock them over anymore.

Lego Swimming Pool Layout

[kaisosims]

Overgrown Above Ground Pool

The Overgrown Above Ground Pool set comes with several decorative above ground pool items to enhance your Sims’ summer back yard look. Pools require a lot of work to maintain to prevent moss and algae growth, so be sure to utilize your Pool Cleaning Supplies and Floating Pool Chemical Dispenser to keep the moss and algae at bay, or don’t! for a unique overgrown pond look.

Pool items come in standard blue, light blue, and gray, with 5 overgrown progression swatches showcasing new, sun-bleached, dirty, mossy, and extra-mossy swatch progressions.

Check out the YouTube trailer of the set here:

10 new items:

Overgrown Above Ground Pool Deco

Above Ground Pool Ladder Jumpstand

Above Ground Pool Ladder Deco

Above Ground Pool Tarp

Dilapidated Pool Ball

Floating Pool Chemical Dispenser

Above Ground Pool Foundation

Mossy Pool Water

Mossy Dirt

Pool Cleaning Supplies

Are the items functional?

Sort of.

The Overgrown Above Ground Pool Deco is functionally a fountain, so your Sims can use the interaction “Toss Coin” into it.

The Floating Pool Chemical Dispenser has a new, custom “Clean Pool” interaction that plays a chemical dispensing vfx.

The Above Ground Pool Foundation can be applied to pools raised above the ground to give the look of an above ground pool that your Sims can swim in.

The Above Ground Pool Ladder Jumpstand can be used against real Pools as a jumpstand, which requires Get to Work to function.

All items are 100% 3D modelled and textured by me

Almost all items are Base Game Compatible with all necessary LODs

The Above Ground Pool Ladder Jumpstand requires Get to Work to function.

Find build items in this pack easily by searching "Above Ground Pool" or "Kaiso"

Build items will not show up under this search, so here is where to find them!

Above Ground Pool Foundation is under “Foundations”

Mossy Pool Water is under “Water Styles”

Mossy Dirt is under “Terrain Paint”

Download: (Free!): Patreon

[infinitvstones]

Contemporary Pool

Pool fountain - idea for a sizable modern backyard pool fountain with decking

[vintagehomecollection]

Deck & Patio Styles, 1996

[futureofcities]

Pool San Diego An illustration of a mid-sized traditional backyard with tile and a specially designed lap hot tub

[abisazeh]

استخرهای مناسب برای حیاط های کوچکتر

خیلی از افراد دوست دارند در خانه خود استخر داشته باشند اما حیاط آن ها کوچک است و فضای کمی برای این کار دارند. امروزه در هر فضا و شرایطی امکان ساخت استخر وجود دارد. اگر دوست دارید در مورد استخرهای مناسب برای حیاط های کوچکتر اطلاعات بیشتری کسب کنید حتما این مقاله را در سایت آبی سازه دنبال کنید. بر روی عنوان کلیک کنید و یا از بخش سورس اقدام کنید.

[ghostsinmyramen]

Fountain Pool Example of a large trendy backyard pool fountain design with decking

[sjzavala]

Fountain - Rustic Pool Inspiration for a large rustic backyard stone and custom-shaped pool fountain remodel

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[ibminternetofthingsfi]

Pool in Chicago Picture of a large, elegant backyard with a rectangular lap hot tub