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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

What is an On Ground or Semi Inground Pool

An On Ground or Semi Inground Pool is a pool that is installed half way in the ground. There are various reasons why people choose to install their pool half way in the ground. A few reasons include a slopping backyard and cost (as it is more expensive to dig a bigger hole for an inground pool). Canadian Pool Wholesalers carries the King Edward pool that can be installed as an Onground or Semi Inground Pool. It is the most durable pool on the market and can be installed by the Do It Yourselfer. Once the ground is prepped and leveled, the pool can be installed in an afternoon. In addition, the King Edward can also be installed as an Inground Pool.

Many people have also chosen the Semi Inground pool since it is not as expensive as a Traditional Inground Pool that costs approx $30,000. In addition, people have also thought that they can not bury a Semi Inground Pool. Our King Edward pool is made of Aluminum with the strongest walls, that has been built to be able to be installed in the ground and comes with an amazing warranty package.

Our King Edward Pool - the semi inground pool that you can install as an INGROUND OR SEMI INGROUND POOL!

posted by Canadian Pool Wholesalers at 11:18 AM  

Can I Install My Own Inground Pool?

Absolutely Yes! The installation procedures for our pools are identical for above ground and inground and semi inground applications. The only difference between them is the hole that will be dug, which can also be contracted out through local contractors. Most pools can be installed over a weekend with the help of a few friends. Installing the pool yourself will save you thousands of dollars. Canadian Pool Wholesalers Inc. carries a wide selection of high quality pools that can be installed by YOU! Visit us Today! http://www.canadianpoolwholesalers.com

posted by Canadian Pool Wholesalers at 10:22 AM  

Heaters

Heaters should be installed according to the manufacturer's instructions, and should be in accordance with state or local government regulations or fire codes. Heaters may be hot to the touch. Do not place or drape any flammable material (e.g., a towel or tee shirt) on top of or near a heater.

If you wish to use a propane heater, consult your local regulations for the safe use, hook-up and storage of propane products. These regulations may be under the control of local fire or municipal departments, county building codes, etc. Learn your local regulations and follow them.

With propane or natural gas heaters, when lighting or relighting the pilot or turning the heater on or off, refer to the manufacturer's instructions on the name and rating plate. This plate is attached to the heater inside the control compartment. Following these instructions will prevent injuries. Gas is explosive and flammable.
Article Src: National Pool and Spa Institute

posted by Canadian Pool Wholesalers at 10:15 AM