Posted: 1/14/2012 5:11:28 AM EDT
WANT!
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Neat, but out of my budget. Even a conventional pool is out of my budget. Im trying to convince the wife that the kids can swim in a pond. I did it for years. LOl, we hit the river when they want to get wet! Until mid-late summer when the sea nettles get THICK! 
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Quoted: That is so cool! I wonder how much.  A lot more than it's worth. I'm guessing that approx 12 foot pool in the video is on the order of 60k or so. Also, it really looks destined to be an unhygienic cesspit. You won't want to see the underside of that 'patio' section after a few years. |
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http://troll.me/images/zandolf/intradesting-thumb.jpg Pretty cool, would definitely want if the pool was larger, lap pool size at least. Edit: 10'x18' available, SOLD! 18' is lap pool size 
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http://troll.me/images/zandolf/intradesting-thumb.jpg Pretty cool, would definitely want if the pool was larger, lap pool size at least. Edit: 10'x18' available, SOLD! 18' is lap pool size It's a lot easier to do 100 laps. Duh! 
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The inventor built the first one to help his mother get in and out of a therapy pool
if you did not require the novelty of a hydraulically driven variable depth pool , a deck with a slide off cover lid would be cheaper. one nice aspect of this system is when you elevate it and lock it out, the pool is safe from drowning accidents |
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That's pretty slick!
I used to work at a huge Cirque type water show (Le Reve at Wynn Las Vegas) and it had a similar system on a grand scale. The pool was 32' deep, and the lift would also come like 12' out of the water. Center lift, independent concentric ring around that, and then 3 more lifts with walk ways around that. Pretty nifty. And every lift has full water effects and lighting packages. Put that in your home pool! And you could put that system together at home with means other than hydraulics. Cable lifts or toothed tracks come to mind.
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