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PoolShotcrete versus Cast-in-Place for Pools

Mason Guarino

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Shotcrete and cast-in-place (CIP) concrete have both been used over the years to create the pool shell structure in swimming pool construction.

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PoolSaltwater Pools

Mason Guarino

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By now, most people who have a pool or have been around pools in the last few years have heard about the ?new? technology of using salt water in pools.

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PoolTop of the Class

William Drakeley

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Every so often, our company is confronted by the belief among certain design professionals that, as it is used by the pool industry, shotcrete is simply not viable for use as structural concrete in high-profile watershaping projects.

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PoolHonoring the Past

William T. Drakeley Jr.

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I have always been proud of the fact that my family?s roots in our part of Connecticut date back to pre-revolutionary colonial times? 1659 to be exact.

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Mason Guarino

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PoolSuccess in Shotcreting Begins with Forming

James Scott

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In the creation of swimming pools, forming is one of the core components to building a successful shotcrete structure, and can be done in a variety of ways.

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PoolPool and Recreational Shotcrete Corner

Pool Position Statement #3

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The ASA Pool & Recreational Shotcrete Committee is again proud to announce the establishment of its third pos ition statement: ?Sustainability of Shotcrete in the Pool Industry.?

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PoolPerfecting Placement

William T. Drakeley Jr.

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Concrete is the construction material used most by humankind?wood, stone, brick, asphalt, and glass don?t even come close.

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PoolPool & Recreational Shotcrete Corner

Pool Position Statement #1

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Pool & Recreational Shotcrete Corner

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PoolPerimeter-Overflow Negative-Edge Pool with Beach-Entry Spa

Mason Guarino

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A Camden, ME, home sat alone at the end of a long driveway with little to no property features other than the surrounding forest floor and an elevated view of the ocean