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  • Laying pool edging stones and building your own pool terrace for the perfect pool surround

    A rectangular outdoor swimming pool with clear blue water is surrounded by gray tiled paving and pool edge stones. There is a small palm tree, green grass, and hedges in the background. Some tiling work appears unfinished on one side. www.commaik.de

    When building the pool, the correct laying of the pool edge stones and the construction of a beautiful and functional pool terrace played an important role. In this article, I describe how I selected the materials, prepared the substrate, cut and glued the stones. I also show how I laid the terrace loosely and built a platform as a transition to the garden terrace. Building a pool has been one of my biggest DIY projects. In this article, I would like to tell you about my experiences with laying pool edging stones and building the pool terrace.

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    Winterizing the pool – putting pool technology into operation and adjusting water values

    29. January 2024
    Black pipes on a rooftop pool heating system in the foreground, with a backyard swimming pool, lawn, stone wall, blue shed, and covered seating area in the background on a sunny day. www.commaik.de

    Pool heating with ribbed pipe systems – Build your own solar heating for the pool

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    An empty, bright blue swimming pool with a smooth pool liner, gray steps in one corner, and a circular drain on the wall. The outdoor pool is surrounded by unfinished ground and scattered greenery. www.commaik.de

    Laying, gluing and welding pool liners correctly

    10. February 2024
  • Building a new pool – dismantling BPC decking and pool technology

    Exposed wooden beams and metal pipes of a building under construction or renovation, with a partially demolished wall near the future terrace and scattered debris on the ground. Sunlight casts shadows across the scene. www.commaik.de

    Within 2 days I have now also dismantled my old free-standing BPC pool terrace so that I can finally start building the new pool in the garden. The pool terrace was laid in the garden around the pool a few years ago. Partly the terrace was detached because the pool is on a slope. So in addition to the BPC boards and the WPC overlays, I also had to remove the substructure made of solid larch beams. As I wanted to reuse the individual components, especially the decking boards and the wooden beams, the dismantling had to be well planned. I also documented the construction of my BPC pool deck…

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    Building a BPC and WPC terrace on a slope – My new pool terrace with recycled boards

    14. May 2025
    An almost empty swimming pool with some dirt on the bottom, a green hose, and a small pump. A staircase leads down to the pool, which is surrounded by light-colored tiles—factors that can affect chlorine usage when you’re preparing the pool for use. www.commaik.de

    High Chlorine Consumption in the Pool: Why 20 Liters of Chlorine Disappeared in Two Weeks

    31. August 2026
    An automatic BAYROL pool control unit, along with piping, hoses, valves, and sensors, is mounted on an OSB wood wall; the system features a digital display and a state-of-the-art water analysis system. www.commaik.de

    Installing the BAYROL Automatic Cl-pH in the Pool and Retrofitting a Temperature Sensor: My Experience

    10. August 2026

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In this construction diary, we share our experience in the renovation and modernization of our Art Nouveau villa and hope to give a few suggestions and tips to some of you.

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