Good video. I just found your channel. Im about to put up the same pool. Just gotta finish leveling out the ground. Where at in fl are you? Im im st augustine.

Successfully torqued lugs to about 130ftlbs 😂

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I know this is years later, but did the 9-4x8 sheets of foam cover the entire base of the pool liner?

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I put mine up in 3 hours by myself... ugh i could have used the help...

Ok. You guys are more DIY crazy than me! Awesome job! And I love seeing you getting your daughter interested in it and getting all into it! Goood job guys!

This was a really cool vid! Please make more vids on the veloster!

What was the meusrements for the blocks? I was going to pre setup mine. Just don't know how the layout is.

Putting my Intex 18x8x52” in soon. Noticed you used foam panels under it. Any pros/cons of it? Comments? I’m in Florida too

Show me how the post were done, how the framing is done. Sorry, not interested in looking at you.

I'm jealous of this kids Veloster

Your pool still doing well

mmmm, ohms = resistance. I learned that two weeks ago in my physics class

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what an adorable family with an indelible team spirit. Bravo, you guys!!

How did you do the deep end

You didn't finish the deck man.

Nice shirt bro😉 pew pew

I have the 12x24 Intex pool too. This is my 5th year and it is showing signs of rust and the liner is almost white now. I have decided that this is the last year and will get another next summer. However, after looking at yours I am wondering if a different brand with straight walls wouldn't be the better choice. What brand is this new pool? How do you like the oval vs the rectangle?

Nice family time those are memories you will never forget and a pool is memories that will make summer time so enjoyable love your pool.

Could you please give me the brand of foam insulation you used?

I am on 6 years on the same pool. I keep the structure up all year long even with the Minnesota winters, and I clean it every spring and good to go. I’ll probably have one more season on it and I will replace it with the same Intex pool.

Hey brother what’s up Jonathan. I figured I’d respond to you here if that’s OK. No clue you were local that’s awesome. I really appreciate the kind words and the offer. I’m gonna be doing a make or meet up here in the next month or so. I’m going to announce it on Instagram due to the fact it’s a bit more of an intimate audience. I think you know what I mean. So be on the lookout for it and would love to have you come by

When Juli's mower won't start she gives him 3 fingers of Appleton Bay rum and he starts right up.

Might be your solidnoid that what went wrong with my friends mower she has a troy bilt

You and Nathan are doing a great job! Love you both!

Thank you for sharing. Great job on deck. Just wondering if your pool is ok for saltwater, and what brand is it. Thank you! Have a blessed day.

What size is your pool I am getting a new pool next summer my intex 26/52 is on its last legs we’re looking at a oval pool

Nice to see you back

After watching you're other videos, I'm going to suggest that your water is not well balanced. You should not have that much buildup on your SWCG, especially not that often. The amount of rust you have also highly suggests this. As does the bleaching of your liner. You may be adding too much salt to your water. Your chlorine levels may be too high. Intex and intex-like pools are not intended to be permanent pools. They aren't intended to last, however, you should not have that much rust. You really need to be testing your water daily. Don't take a sample to the pool store, they're known for being incorrect so they can sell you something. Buy a Taylor kit and salt level test kit. Buy a separate SWGC so you can NOT run it when your chlorine is too high. It's also a good idea to rinse down your pipes/supports after each swim. A lot of people want to blame the pool quality for the rust. Pool stores/builders will also blame the quality of Intex and other brand "portable pools," but really it is the improper balancing of chemicals that is the biggest culprit. If your cleaner doesn't run well along the floor, you've got wrinkles or divots or your pump pressure isn't high enough or the cleaner is full. I've had mine for 4 years and have never had an issue with it. Also, be sure you're connecting it to the INLET side, NOT suction. Building a permanent deck around a temporary pool is never a good idea. If that's what you want, you might as well invest in a permanent pool. You can even buy kits to install them yourself. You'll spend about as much, considering how much the price of these temporary pools has gone up since 2019. Bearing in mind that if you are not properly balancing the Chems in a permanent pool, you'll soon run into problems with that, too.

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You need to check there's usually a 2 year warranty 👍🏾💯💰

So I am on year 2 of our 24x12 intex pool and a couple things I can say for you. I have the Ultra XTR and after the 1st year there is very little rust, a bit of surface rust on 2 corner pieces. I expect it to continue rusting but at the current rate it'll be a few years before I worry about it. I also was disappointed in the pump that came with the pool. I ended up spending $200 or so and got the intex 2800gph pump and it is a crazy good improvement. I would highly recommend it if you're keeping the pool for a couple more years. Unfortunately prices have almost tripled so might have to wait till prices stabilize or get lucky to buy one direct from intex when in stock. With that pump I did have to spend another $50 or so on pieces to convert the 1.25" inputs to 1.5" but it's night and day with the flow and there's bigger pumps I believe. The skimmer with the bigger pump will blow you away, it's a whirlpool now and does an excellent job on cleaning the surface. Only con on it is I take it out when we're in the pool so it doesn't get hit. Last thing is the output. I haven't seen it on any videos yet but there are amazing parts being made from 3rd printers. I just had the piece in the link printed from a place I found locally for $9.30. All I did was send them the stl file and what material that the link says it needs to be made from (PLA I believe). Now I can get some circulation in the pool which I couldn't before and it just snaps in the existing output. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3715513 Figured I'd share a few things that really helped me. Good luck and love the deck.

Been nice to see how to actually do the corners and u-pipes instead of watching the 2 girls in front of the camera putting together the ladder.

How wide is the total space needed? The pool is 24x12, but what is the dimension of the rectangle when you account for the legs?

When do you think you will do a video on the new pool and deck. I can't wait to see it. I have a 24x52 steal and resin pool, but still haven't got to build a deck yet. Can't wait to watch your next video.

2 things : Don't use this on the doors of your camper, it took the paint off the door on my Exess horse trailer. The conversion company said the doors are from a camper supplier. It worked great on the white metal though. 2: Flipflops are not the shoe of choice for climbing a ladder. I am not a Safety NAZI by any stretch of the imagination, but you only need to see ONE child hung up in a ladder with a compound fracture to make you think differently. Just want to save Alex a whole lot of pain and trouble for the rest of his life . Because he wore the wrong shoes. Thanks for the info. I subscribed.

Hello was this the intex XTR version? I am planning to deck around one and 2 years isn't a long life. I was under the impression the new XTR ultra models can last 10 years with proper care?

Do you recommend the foam boards after doing it?

It’s because your pool was uneven. 🙁

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The family is great 👍🏽 the instrumental music 🎶 is rad. Who is it ?

I forgot to add in your other pool video that rain also causes rust. When you put up your new one try snd treat it with some rustolium to help prevent it from rusting.

Hey Man, Great Video - I watched both, the set up and this 1 year recap. They are very informative. We're getting ready to assemble our 12 x 24 Intex purchased in March, 2021. I sincerely hope that there have been improvements regarding rust control, we'll see & report. I have one question - that i hope you can answer ... In your set-up video, you used 9 sheets of 4 x 8 foam board for the base. That's exactly 12/24. Was there any overhang or was that a good fit to support the bottom? Thanks, again.

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I have an Intex pool from 8 years ago. They were obviously made cheaper and cheaper as the years go by. Ours has no rust that I can see after 8 years. Rust is a common complaint with those pools now. A bigger filter is so worth it!

Your teamwork is very inspiring. Contrat from France !

use wood instead of the metal

So did you get your replacement? Checked out your page and couldn't find it. Haha