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Old Jan 25th 2012 | 10:42 am
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Originally Posted by chris955
Yes.
Thank god for that.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 10:55 am
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Originally Posted by chris955
I have no idea what the going rate would be but I personally wouldn't consider paying anything like that for a pool. What others choose to pay isn't my concern to be honest.
Likewise chris. Just seems like an insane amount of money to spend on digging a hole and filling it with water, IMHO of course.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 11:16 am
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Originally Posted by spartacus
Likewise chris. Just seems like an insane amount of money to spend on digging a hole and filling it with water, IMHO of course.
But not if you can afford it and will use it.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 11:38 am
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I put in an above ground 9m x 4.5m pool and it cost me $3000 all up, I took it down in the end because it didn't get used. I just can't see where that sort of money can go ?

Originally Posted by spartacus
Likewise chris. Just seems like an insane amount of money to spend on digging a hole and filling it with water, IMHO of course.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 11:40 am
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A $750 metal framer does us.

Put it up, fill it up, everyone enjoys.

A bit of chlorine here and there and everyone mucks in to collect the leaves.

Maybe I haven't quite mastered this life yet.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 11:49 am
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Originally Posted by chris955
I put in an above ground 9m x 4.5m pool and it cost me $3000 all up, I took it down in the end because it didn't get used. I just can't see where that sort of money can go ?
And I used to drive a £100 Polenez FSO!!!!!!
 
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Originally Posted by DeadVim
A $750 metal framer does us.

Put it up, fill it up, everyone enjoys.

A bit of chlorine here and there and everyone mucks in to collect the leaves.

Maybe I haven't quite mastered this life yet.
On the contrary, it seems you have. You've not increased your mortgage by $40,000.
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 12:23 pm
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On the contrary, it seems you have. You've not increased your mortgage by $40,000.
And nor have some of the others!
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 5:54 pm
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Default Re: Pool for $32000

Originally Posted by sassie
We had one installed 5 years ago and I appreciate that costs may have gone up since then. Ours is 7 x 4 metres, pebblecrete inerior, stone wall water feature and we paid $22K (including crane hire, levelling of the land and removal of dirt they dug out.) . We had glass fencing intalled around 3 sides which cost $4K and paving another $3k. It took 4 days to fill it. At the time there were no water restrictions so we were able to use town water.
Compared to some quotes on here that sounds reasonable. who did you use mate?
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 6:14 pm
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Originally Posted by sonlymewalter
Compared to some quotes on here that sounds reasonable. who did you use mate?
We used sundollar pools who are based on the Gold Coast
http://www.sundollarpools.com.au/

As I said it was a few years ago so I would have thought their costs would have increased by now. I might just add that we also had no access issues either as the pool was dug out before the house foundations were laid, so it was a pretty straightforward job
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 6:17 pm
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Originally Posted by sassie
We used sundollar pools who are based on the Gold Coast
http://www.sundollarpools.com.au/

As I said it was a few years ago so I would have thought their costs would have increased by now. I might just add that we also had no access issues either as the pool was dug out before the house foundations were laid, so it was a pretty straightforward job
thanks for that Sassie cos people always want reccomendations of pool people so it's good to post the link

maybe your pool build was relativley less expesive cos it was straight forward cos there was no house in the way

thanks mate
 
Old Jan 25th 2012 | 6:38 pm
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Originally Posted by sonlymewalter
thanks for that Sassie cos people always want reccomendations of pool people so it's good to post the link

maybe your pool build was relativley less expesive cos it was straight forward cos there was no house in the way

thanks mate
yep definitely - if we had the pool built after the house, there would have been the need to have specialised equipment to dig the hole - so it wouldhave cost more
 
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And nor have some of the others!



You can get that removed at hospital, you know.
 
Old Jan 26th 2012 | 11:12 am
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Default Re: Pool for $32000

of course you can, I used a pool Co that sell you a pool kit and you hire one of their installers to err..install it for you...my recent pool cost;

8 x 4 fibreglass installed = $16500
fencing (some glass) = 4500
concrete = 6000
plants = 200

total = $27200
Without the glass part of the fencing ie if Id used all aluminim I could have knocked about $1500 off that cost
 
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Default Re: Pool for $32000

Originally Posted by stalybridge
of course you can, I used a pool Co that sell you a pool kit and you hire one of their installers to err..install it for you...my recent pool cost;

8 x 4 fibreglass installed = $16500
fencing (some glass) = 4500
concrete = 6000
plants = 200

total = $27200
Without the glass part of the fencing ie if Id used all aluminim I could have knocked about $1500 off that cost
Any earth works needed?
 


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