This is good advice, both our pools were big deep ended ones. It's fun for people who like to dive into a pool (DH) but scary when there's a few kids in as the deep end is over my head at 1.8m. Our neighbour's pool is about the same perimeter as ours was, but about 1.2m allover and it warms up so much better than ours ever did (without heating).
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Yesterday 13:15 #22
100,000L is a massive pool
Ours is 38,000L and it is big. It’s 4.5m x 8.4m and is 1.2 deep at the shallow end and 1.8m at the deep end.
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Yesterday 13:52 #23
I have no idea the dimensions.....we bought the house with the pool already here. It also has a spa just at the other end of the pool....but it's annoying because it's cold! Who wants to sit in a cold spa! We are looking at heating it, but as it's all joined we would have to heat the entire pool and spa pool.jpg
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Yesterday 17:09 #24
We put a pool in 6 years ago when our kids were 8 and 5. It was the perfect time for us - they could swim independently (with supervision of course) so we didn’t have to get in with them all of the time. It was a good decision. It’s been well-loved. Glancing through the thread I’ve noticed comments about pool size. Ours is small. We put it in our front yard and we’re very space-limited. It’s been a blessing though - is a great temperature, easy to maintain and running costs have been good. IMG_7158.jpg
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Yesterday 17:31 #25
We just bought a house with a pool and moved in this week. DH and I didn’t want a pool, but this house had everything else we wanted so we bought it. I’m worried about the maintenance and ongoing costs. It is an amazing pool and I think DD will pretty much live in it, but she is only 7.
My sister put a pool in a few years ago when her kids were about 7-9. They are now 14 and 16 and the pool pretty much never gets used, unless they have visitors. It takes up so much space in her small yard and she regrets putting it in.
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Yesterday 18:37 #27
House with a pool
I think my kids will love the pool when they’re older.
As long as they don’t wake us up when they’re in there they can use it all they like 🤪🤪🤪 Joke of course.
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Yesterday 18:47 #28
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Yesterday 19:10 #29
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Yesterday 21:48 #30
Thanks so much everyone for all of your responses, definitely lots of food for thought
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