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They’re versatile and customizable, so you can paint them any color you want! They’re also quite easy to install for the summer and put away when it’s no longer swim weather.
Before purchasing a stock tank and turning it into a pool, be sure to do a bit of research. You want to ensure you can place it appropriately in your backyard or patio.
Remember that some areas require specific permits or permission from your town to put in a stock tank pool if the size deems it an ‘above-ground pool.’
You’ll also want to remember that if your area experiences extreme winter weather conditions, you’ll need to be prepared to drain and put away your stock tank pool before it gets too cold, as it may not be able to withstand harsh conditions.
You can keep your stock tank pool clean by purchasing chlorinating tablets in the water and routinely removing debris with a pool skimmer.
You can also routinely scrub down the sides of the pool with a pool brush. There are accessible small pool filter pumps to buy online as well.
So many people have gotten incredibly creative with their stock tank pools, building an edge around the pool to sit on and dip your feet in, painting it with fun colors and designs, turning it into a hot tub, etc.
The possibilities are endless with a stock tank pool, and if you’re looking to take a dip this summer without an expensive in-ground pool in your yard, a stock tank may be the perfect fit for you. Enjoy!
