Thanks! Good question. My overall was $7k, but that was for the pool, deck, labor, etc. Without pulling out paperwork, I’m guessing the deck was $3k or so.

RedNitro Hacks yes, for the non-salt water version model 26373. Double that for the salt water version model 26377.

So much money for a pool that can easily rip and damage the walls and deck, should've use the steel frame pool

@@carlosdelacruz6280 Steel frame pools can rust as do these older models (non XTR range when using salt) using this type above ground i have only seen 2 problems. 1 a minor puncture repair because of a shitty cat and 2 incorrect installation. The less parts the better. You have to think this pool costs a fraction of an in ground one. The decking cost more than the pool but they did a nice job of it.

Wow I will pay you to install my pool 🏊‍♀️ please

Chris S thanks! It’s a fun project and at $7k, if it only were to last for 5-10 years, it was worth it. But we think we can maintain it and make it last for a long time beyond that. So far so good.

SuperUber1101 thank you very much!

SuperUber1101 What happened to the pool? ☺️

Oh wow! A shovel? You are the boss! 😂

Wow, a shovel. You're the man! 💯

Kelstr you’re welcome! We found the best deal of all places on Newegg.com. Total price shipped and all ended up being $900, which included the filtrations system.

@@TheTrentTribe That pool going for $2500-$5500 now, crazy

John Lambert I think Intex needs to send us a check. 😂

@@TheTrentTribe that’s a great price I just paid 2100 for one. Was going for a normal in ground but got multiple quotes for a smaller pool at 85k-103k with 20% deposit & would be scheduled for next year 🙃

@@ImDead1nside holy cow! Maybe we should go into that business then. 😂

Thomas Lotito thanks!!!

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agonzales2002 thank you! Hope you and your daughter enjoy your new pool.

Thank you very much!

Kontraktor Kolam Renang - Dimulti Pool thank you.

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Thank you!!!

Thanks a bunch!

Sarrea A thank you!

Sloppy Joe thank you!

Jivert 1 😂😂😂

Théophane Antipater thank you!!!

Ivett Taboada thanks! Hope Tampa is holding up well in the craziness going on right now.

@@TheTrentTribe I know it's crazy!😐..GOD Bless 🙏🏻❤️

I guess it didn't last very long

BLAKA thank you!!

Thank you!!

Willem Gr thank you.

Patrickation 1109 thank you!

Go to the website grom INTEX itself

What’s the name of the pool?

@@sijulandia It says it in the title

Angel Martinez I mean where did he buy it

Why

​@taironewassup2511 the hole can fill with water depending on how deep the ground water level is.

These are not built to put in the ground. You will regret it.

Stamps Family it’s a lot of work, but totally worth it. Hope it goes well.

Trent Tribe you don’t know how many gallons it is do you? One more question, how many hours did it take to fill up? Thanks for the help.

Stamps Family this one is about 15000 gallons. It takes us about 30 hours to fill up, but I’m sure that depends on your water pressure. We have a well.

Trent Tribe thanks again for the help!

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Thanks! Seems like we put the legs on and before we filled it, we pushed up on side to simulate a full pull and then placed the pavers in the middle where it was. It worked, because all of ours are center with it full. Hope that helps you.

DS Tecnica thank you!

Gavin F lol. Great!

you have to retain the soil wall.. this video doesn't go into enough of that. good concept but unless it's properly reinforced there's no way it's lasting more than 5-10 years at best.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you. We haven’t changed it yet, but ideally we will just drain the water, the walls will naturally cave toward the middle of the pool floor. We will take it out and drop a new one in its place.

Eddley.A. Thank you! We were in Paris a year and a half ago. Loved it! Can’t wait to come back. Any suggestions on places to see when we come back?

@@TheTrentTribe nice! As you know there are the famous monuments if Paris. But if have interest for example for history you can visit very famous castle like Chateau de Versailles....it depend of what you want and the time you will have. Hope you will see Paris again. I live just beside in the Hauts de Seine.

Eddley.A. We went down to Versailles. Loved going there! We went to tons of museums, all of which were wonderful. The one thing we would have liked to do was visit outside the city, like a beautiful countryside or something. When we come back, we will have to connect with you and have a macaroon.

@@TheTrentTribe no problem If i can help.

Lol. That would have been horrible. 😂 Thankfully it was ok.

Thank you!

Thank you! We have a trap door in the deck.

Thank you. We plan on doing an update soon. It’s been a year and we are still glad we did it. Our friend has an excavator and knows how to do decking, so we hired him to help for the week. He didn’t mind our family jumping in and helping to save money. Win win for everyone.

Good question

What he said? I’m installing on hilly yard and concerned about flooding.

Que tal amigo. Como te ha ido con la piscina. Estoy interesado en comprar una de esas... que me recomiendas.

Frank Weatherford wow! I’m laughing, but crying at the same time. That was a tremendous amount of work for you guys. Major applause for your hard work!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Do you have a picture? We're thinking of installing only some of the pool we'll be getting, but not sure what it will look like. Not many pics online of this kind of thing. Would love to see yours!

Thanks for watching our videos! ❤️ We didn’t have any problems, but we began by kicking out the sides from the inside when it was empty and doing it every inch of water until it had a foot or so of water in it. But you could always drain it and fix it I guess. We drain ours in the spring and start with fresh water. We kick the sides out then as well and adjust anything that needs adjusted.

Thank you. Our soil drains well, but we still installed an automatic pump just in case. So far so good for us.

Steven McNichols hey! Thanks for the comment. We went 4’ wider on each side of the pool and that worked well. I guess you could go more if you wanted to spend more money on the lumber, but we were trying to get by as inexpensive as possible. But it works well the way we did it. As far as rain storms go, our soil drains well, but we did install an automatic pump just in case. So far so good. Only thing we’ve seen in the cavity around the pool have been a few frogs. Lol We came back two months after building and applied a water seal to help with the wood. So far that’s worked well. It’s almost been a year for us and we couldn’t be happier with what we did. $7k compared to $40k and more for more permanent options.

Hey nice job. What do you do in winter ? Take the water out and cover up ?

Jeffrey Smith we looked at block instead, but it came down to cost and the ability to do it without enlisting more helpers. As far as the gap goes, our friend that helped us took charge of that because he was more experienced in that than us. I’d love to take credit for that one, but I can’t. Lol

So how did your friend span the gap?

morganer10 your quotes are coming in around the same as ours. We did another video that covers more details on how we did the pool. It’s connected to this one. I know we dug the hold 4’ deep. I can’t remember the rest, but I think we put it in the other one. If not, the guy that helped us did blueprints on everything that he sales for like $75.

Thank you very much! We just built the deck bigger on one end and put our pump under the deck and then put a trap door in the deck so we could get down to it. We changed our power last year. We ran power to the pump before and turned it off and on at the pump. Now we run power from a switch on the back of our house so that we can turn the pump on and off from there. Makes it easier and we don’t have to access the pump very often unless we want to clean or backwash.

@@TheTrentTribe Thank you so much for the reply. I have started leveling out the area where it is going to go. I think in another reply you mentioned you made the hole 4' wider on each side? I think I was only planning on 2' extra each side do you think that will work? I'm getting ready to order up the material for the walls now. Do you think you could get me the info for the gentlemen that sells the blueprints for this set up it sure would be nice to have some point of reference. Right now I am just winging it lol. I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

@@robkennedy821 sure. His name is David. Text before you call or otherwise he probably won’t answer because of the number. His number is 1 (803) 942-8191

Metal Rott lol. Good friends and good kids willing to pitch in. They may be for rent.😜

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Giselle Cazares thanks! It took us about a week and a half.

chris mcmahon Not sure exactly what you mean, but the canvas ground cover that’s underneath the pool was what came with it. Not sure what the dimensions of that is, but it’s bigger than the pool. The side wall supports attach to the top of the pool and then extend down further away from the pool about a foot or so. The deck post are 4 ft away from the wall of the pool on each side of the pool. Hope that answers your question.