Swimming pool
construction is not an easy project, especially if you want a large
installation. It requires some careful consideration to get a large
pool that your family and friends can enjoy. Here are some of these
major considerations.
Plot Size
Obviously, a big
pool calls for a big stretch of land. For instance, an 18' x 36'
rectangular pool that’s six feet deep can hardly fit in a yard
that's exactly the same size. Imagine walking out the door one day
only to fall right into the pool. While it may sound funny, it can be
a serious hazard for any household member.
Pool contractors
also take zoning laws into consideration. Among other things, pool
construction projects need to comply with local ordinances to prevent
encroachment. In addition, you can't get away by making your pool
deeper as the risk of drowning—especially when there are children
around—is a price that’s too high to pay.
Function
A big pool for a
family of four may seem rather too much. The size of the pool must,
therefore, grow along with the number of frequent users. If you have
a big family yet your yard is relatively small, you can still find
concrete pools designed to fit the bill. Round pools with shallow
depths, for instance, hold less water but provide safe play areas for
everyone, especially children. In other words, form must remain in
keeping with function to ensure harmonious use of your backyard
space.
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