Inground Pools & pool supplies

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Inground Swimming pool kits are available from 3 seas group in all shapes and sizes we can supply pool kits from Major European manufacturers, as we do not like to buy poor quality products from the Far East.

We are able to offer a full range of inground pool kits tailored to any ones pocket. Given the current Economic slow down we offer a range of pools to suit everyone.

We also offer a range of Wooden pools from Plastica here in the United Kingdom these pool again can go inground or partly in the ground and come in a selection of shapes and sizes.

If you are looking to buy an inground pool kit but are unsure, we may have the perfect solution for you. Inground pool kits are easy to install if you have some common skills that any do-it-yourself person has. If you consider yourself handy, then you can probably install the inground pool yourself.

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Installing an inground swimming pool is a great way to add value to your home. If you do it yourself, you can also do it inexpensively. While each inground pool kit will have its own manufacturer's instructions, there are some basic steps that are common in all cases.

Basic Instructions on how to install a swimming pool

Things You'll Need:

Inground pool kit
Backhoe
Shovel
Ready-to-mix cement

Research building codes in your area. Apply for building permits before you break ground. Building codes vary by county, so check with your local building inspectors office or county courthouse.
Choose a location. Pick a level spot that gets plenty of sun.Take into account how much space you want around the pool for decking, a patio or other recreational area.
Dig out the shape of the pool. You may want to rent a backhoe or hire someone to do this step. Dig to the desired depth and diameter. Decide if you want to pay to have the dirt hauled away or if there is somewhere else you can use it.
Install panels around the sides or outer edge of the hole. Each pool kit comes with panels that need to be assembled in place. At this time, you also install the steps and skimmer and any other framework pieces included in your kit. Make sure the frame is level.
Brace the wall with the braces in the kit. The kit will provide specific instructions. Pour concrete into each base that is formed by the braces. This gives the pool extra strength.
Move the dirt away from the side panels of the pool. The ground should be about 2 feet lower than the panels.
Create a smooth floor. Using a trowel and a thin coat of concrete, smooth out a floor for the bottom of the pool.
Install the pool liner. Make sure the liner is as taut and smooth as possible by using a brush to slowly smooth down the liner as you lay it.
Connect any systems that your pool will have, including electrical, plumbing and filter.
Fill the pool with water from a garden hose.
Let the dirt around the pool settle for a few weeks before pouring cement for decking around the pool.

There is nothing that says summer quite like the inground pool. The cool water and the smell of chlorine is embedded into most of our memories

Pool Placement

Locate the best location for the pool before you begin digging. Stay away from sloping areas or those places under large trees. Find areas in the yard that have high water tables or seepage, since these areas might not be suitable for the digging of the deep end. Grade the soil, says Back Yard City Pools, before installation, bringing higher ground down to the level of the lowest point in the pool area. Remove all sod before digging

Liner Installation

Add the line to the pool immediately to prevent cracking and stains to the inner part of the pool. Measure the length and width of the pool area for the liner material. Remove any fitting from the pool to ensure that once the liner is in place the fittings fit back properly. Cut the liner so that it is the size of the pool. Place the liner box at the shallow end of the pool and pull the liner from the box until it covers the pool. Use help when spreading the liner to make sure all sides are even and everything is covered