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Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
Anybody experimented with this yet? I have a few ideas about how to do it and I've done it with water features, just not on a pool yet. If any of you concrete guys out there have some input that would be helpful too.
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
I pour a concrete catch basin and attach the panels to it. Haven't been able to find a supplier that can produce specifications and details using their system.
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
a couple of more pics
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
nice work! now how do you go about getting a waterproof seal on the lip? are you overlapping the liner and placing your stones on top of that?
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
nice work
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
On the wier wall on the water side, I have 6" of tile. Then right below that, there is a 3/4" X 1 1/2" Plastic strip embedded in the concrete wall. Then use a presure gasket like what is used around the steps.
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
I got ya, at that point it's no different than the polymer steps and the plastic strip is low enought that it's not easily visible from above... Great concept on bringing together two different construction methods! I'm anxious to sell one now...
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
make sure you get the rebar in the walls bonded and inspected
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Re: Vanishing Edge Vynil, Any Thoughts?
Lol, been there before. Thanks for the input man. If I get to build one anytime soon, I'll post some pics
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