Location: Weimar, Calif.Completion date: June 1998General shape: Free-formType of construction: ConcreteLength and width: 25 by 35 feetCapacity: 17,450 gallonsDepth: 1.5 to 7 feetDeck material: Hand-sculpted concreteTotal price of installation, including decking and landscaping: $40,000
Hand-sculpted structural concrete, created on-site to mimic natural rock, forms this waterscape. A streambed begins at the highest part of the property s steep slope. It winds its way through the lawn to a raised beach area, where small children can play within view of the home.
As the elevation drops from the beach area to the main pool, one finds a cantilevered waterfall - flanked on one side by a waterslide and the other by cascading wet steps. The steps lead back up to the beach area. Beneath the waterfall is a bench seat.
Other features of the lower-level swimming hole are diving rocks and a shallow swim-out that slopes up out of the pool.
A chlorine generator and magnetic water conditioner keep the water clean, and a water fill device helps insure proper operation of the adjustable-flow waterfalls.
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