With the plumbing and electrical fixtures in place, the building crew will use a concrete mixer to cover the steel forms set up along the interior of the pool. They’ll grade and smooth the concrete manually while it’s still wet.  For pools with varying depths, it will be necessary to check that the angle of slope is consistent from one end to the other. The walls of concrete pools are typically finished with either cinder block or sprayed concrete. Take some time to discuss the benefits of each option with your building contractor. Most fiberglass pools come in a single-piece construction. If you picked out a premade fiberglass pool for your yard, it will need to be put in place using a crane or similar piece of equipment. Afterwards, the building crew will fill in the space around the pool with dirt or concrete. In some cases, fiberglass liners are installed by spraying the fiberglass material onto an existing frame rather than setting a premade pool in one piece. Vinyl liners can only be installed after the concrete base has been poured and given 1-2 full days to dry. The installers will unroll the one-piece vinyl sheet and stretch it out to cover the entire inner surface of the pool. They’ll then attach it by securing the built-in liner tack around the outer edges and insert a vacuum nozzle to suction out the air between the liner and the walls of the pool.  Before installing the liner, the building crew will need to mark and cut out holes for the lights, skimmers, and any other fixtures on the pool’s interior.  Vinyl liners are often easy enough to put in yourself, although having the assistance of a professional will ensure that installation is carried out correctly and efficiently. With the construction complete, all that’s left to do is add water! Depending on how eager you are to take your first dip, you could run the water slowly using a hose connected to your home’s water supply, or rent a water truck to top it off in less time.  Filling a swimming pool with a single water hose can be an all day (maybe even all night) event. When you rent a water truck, the water will be dispensed into your pool via multiple hoses to fill it much faster. While filling your new pool, check for leaks, plumbing malfunctions, or other complications. If you discover an issue, contact the building contractor to schedule repairs before you use the pool. with the necessary chemicals. Use a home water testing kit to find the pH of the water in your pool. Then, add chlorine and other chemicals like shock and algaecide as needed to bring it to the recommended levels for safe swimming. The ideal pH for the water in a swimming pool is 7.4-7.6, or just above neutral.  You can pick up a water testing kit anywhere that sells pool supplies. The exact amount of chlorine you'll need will depend on the volume of your pool. If you're unsure how much to add, contact a pool maintenance company for assistance. If you're planning on having a salt water pool, you'll add the salt (along with the correct proportions of other chemicals) after the pool has been filled.
यदि आप एक कंक्रीट पूल बनवा रहे हों, तो दीवारों और फर्श पर कंक्रीट डालें: फाइबरग्लास को पूल में पेशेवर तरीके से सेट कराएं: विनाइल पूल में एक फ्लेक्सिबल लाइनर फ़िट कराएं: पूल में पानी भरें: अपने पूल को आवश्यक केमिकल्स से ट्रीट करें: