Durable and easy to assemble, Prism Frame™ pools feature all of the great benefits of Metal Frame pools and are enhanced with strong powder-coated steel tubing and stylish and upscale looking liner color. Enjoy hours of outdoor fun with Intex Prism Frame™ pools - from starter pools to pools big enough for the whole family and neighborhood.
Have a cool summertime activity with your kids and enjoy every splash of the water.
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I’ve had a few places with pools when the kids were younger. They loved it - everyone did. It was a bit of work, but it didn’t really bother me. If I lived 1km from the beach, though, I wouldn’t put one in. That all said - you’ll get a pool if you really want one, and not if you don’t - but it’s a decent thread.
I know that everyone is saying that if I really want the pool I will get one, but it’s a massive investment and my wife needs convincing also. I really have no idea what I’m in for from a maintenance perspective or cost perspective and haven’t even bothered to get quotes until you fine people help convince me otherwise.
Even if I don’t decide to get the pool, hoping this thread might help others.
I already have a tennis court and bowling alley…what else would I need?
I haven’t changed my car which I paid $28k for 13 years, so although $70k sounds like a lot, I bet most people would have spent that on cars in that time.
Ok, here’s something that may be useful.
Whenever I have a big decision to make and I’ve exhausted my research appetite, I consider how I will feel if I absolutely made the decision either way. So in your case, I would decide I will not go ahead - and then examine how I feel about that for a few days. Then I do the reverse and all it implies. Seems elementary, but it has helped me make the right choice many times.
