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PoolWaterproofing – Is it Necessary in Pool Construction?

Jerry B. Werner

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Of course, we are talking about reducing water penetration through concrete?or waterproofing, as it is known in the pool industry.

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PoolScheiner Watershape

2009 Outstanding Pool & Recreational Project

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The homeowners live and work in Manhattan with their teenage son. When they want to relax, however, they all head upstate to their home overlooking the Hudson River Valley.

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PoolProgression of Work after Shotcrete Application

Ron Lacher

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Because of its role in the concrete construction industry, the American Shotcrete Asso ciation (ASA) receives many questions, both technical and nontechnical, from those interested in the shotcrete process.

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PoolSpring Lake High School and Aquatic Facility

Timothy J. Sedmark

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The Spring Lake High School Aquatic facility addition in Spring Lake, MI, was funded through a bond proposal.

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PoolWIPEOUT!

John Harpole

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The American Broadcasting Company (ABC) contacted Nationwide Shotcrete, asking for the fastest and most efficient way to produce several pools and foundations for a new game show called ?Wipeout.?

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PoolChecks and Balances

Bill Drakeley

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AS the educational efforts of organizations such as the American Concrete Insitiute (ACI) and the American Shotcrete Association (ASA) expand, there is great emphasis on the procedural techniques during shotcrete application.

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PoolSwimming Pool Construction in Southern California

Chris Zynda

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Private swimming pool construction in Southern California has reached epic proportions that is worthy of analysis that will help explain its growth and trends,

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PoolHomegrown Innovation in Swimming Pool Dry-Mix Shotcrete Equipment

Ron Lacher

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I have always enjoyed our ASA President Chris Zynda?s articles, where he?s mentioned his past experiences working on a gunite crew in the swimming pool industry.

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PoolSafetyDon’t Get Buried

Chris Zynda

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My company recently started work on a 164 ft (50 m) long-course compition swimming pool with an attached diving well at Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.

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PoolArchitecturalCanterbury High School

2008 Outstanding Pool & Recreational Project

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Every so often our company, Drakeley Industries, is confronted with a set of beliefs by some design professionals that the shotcrete process, particularly in the pool industry, is not viable for high-profile structural concrete.