
Since your above ground pool is an important addition to your yard, its placement is very important. Keep these tips in mind: |
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Sunny areas
Will help keep your pool water warm and can help cut down the amount of leaves and debris that fall in from trees.
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Wind breaks
Wind blowing over a pool can greatly increase evaporation. Think about the placement of trees, shrubs, fences, or other wind breakers to lower heat loss.
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Entryway
Make sure the pool will be easy to access and see from your house and think through walkways, patios, and decks you may need or want to add.
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Equipment shed
Many pool owners choose to build a small shed to house their pool equipment. The shed will protect equipment from the elements and can be an attractive addition to your yard. The closer the equipment to the pool, the better it will operate. Note: If your equipment system includes a heater, be sure to follow the installation instructions carefully and provide adequate ventilation.
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Accessories
If you plan to add a deck, patio, slide, or spa, be sure to allow enough room.
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Size and Shape |
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