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Why choose that slide?

11 years ago
I'm just curious if an embedded slide or some kind of masonry slide is an option in this type of design.

The reasons I ask is, first, the slide obviously doesn't match with all the stone, and second... I was backpacking a while back and we came accross a small river that had carved its way straight through large rocks. We ended up sliding down it and off of a waterfall. Was curious how ridiculous something like that would be to recreate.
Monroe Georgia Oasis by White's Pools · More Info

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  • PRO
    11 years ago
    I am the photographer for this custom pool project for an awards submission. I am not qualified to answer that question. Sorry!
  • PRO
    11 years ago
    The pool and landscape are perfectly designed.

    http://arovaco.com
  • 11 years ago

    You can purchase nice pool slides for about $5,000 but to get the kind that can adhere to rock, it bumps the slide alone up to $15,000. A rock formation of that type would be more than $40k. I'm in the process of building a pool and with all the bids we received, I would definitely put this pool at more than $75k due to the extensive rock feature and waterfall plus the jacuzzi pool area. That part alone is much more than $100k. What an amazing entertaining area and view!