Installing a new Pool
Sep 28th 2007 | 7:10 pm
#46
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From: Leighton Buzzard... still
Re: Installing a new Pool
[quote=MenAtWork;5366274]I wasn't sure anyone was still reading this.
The pool was delayed by a couple of weeks by bad weather and another couple of weeks by a highly unreliable electrician.
It's pretty much done now apart from some landscaping and a fair amount of planting.[/quote
wow !!
it's stunning, just the kind of pool i would like. it makes a home look so much nicer.
The pool was delayed by a couple of weeks by bad weather and another couple of weeks by a highly unreliable electrician.
It's pretty much done now apart from some landscaping and a fair amount of planting.[/quote
wow !!
it's stunning, just the kind of pool i would like. it makes a home look so much nicer.
Sep 29th 2007 | 9:13 pm
#47
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pools finished..Boat next
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From: Palmwoods, QLD
Re: Installing a new Pool
I used a small company called Getaway Pools based in Yandina. Les the owner is a great guy, very friendly and takes a lot of pride in his work.
pm me if you want contact details, I think he usually covers Gympie to the top end of Brissie but occasionally does stuff on the Gold Coast.
pm me if you want contact details, I think he usually covers Gympie to the top end of Brissie but occasionally does stuff on the Gold Coast.
Sep 29th 2007 | 9:15 pm
#48
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pools finished..Boat next
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From: Palmwoods, QLD
Sep 30th 2007 | 2:30 am
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From: Somerly, Perth
Oct 1st 2007 | 12:21 am
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From: Upper North Shore,NSW
Re: Installing a new Pool
Just found this thread.Pool looks great. Have fun in it.
We`re in process of getting quotes and have been told the planning permission will take up to 8 weeks!
We`re in process of getting quotes and have been told the planning permission will take up to 8 weeks!
