Pool

Katarina Puzic

7 years ago

Love the size of the pool. what are the dimmensions and approcimate price of the pool on it self?

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7 years ago
This pool is about 4m x 4.5m and is a nice size to have for a small pool. The pool was originally a 1970's pool that filled the garden, there was literally no space to move around it. We poured a new pool into the old deep end of the existing pool to recreate the space so I can't quite help you with a cost on this one.
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