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    As time was getting on glassing was all finished, glass installed, then time for split face slate finish to the outside all with mitred corners, looked superb.

    Much debate was made on the capping, so in the end 30mm honed Bon Accord granite was in order with honed edges, a nice clean look I think.

    Took ages to set in and level all the pieces..

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    On with the filter next...

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    absolutely beautiful, nice job

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    Quote Originally Posted by ziggys dad View Post
    absolutely beautiful, nice job

    Thank you.

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    Looking good.

    You might need to watch out with herons though, those shelves would give them a very desirable fishing spot.

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    Looks good. I was always told to put a couple of feet of water in the bottom not long after the fibreglass has set.

    I certainly did with mine as have a very high water level round my pond.

    Sent from my SM-A516B using Tapatalk

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    Very nice finish

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    Quote Originally Posted by Feline View Post
    Looking good.

    You might need to watch out with herons though, those shelves would give them a very desirable fishing spot.
    More worried there just stand on the ledge, plants are on the shelves...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    Looks good. I was always told to put a couple of feet of water in the bottom not long after the fibreglass has set.

    I certainly did with mine as have a very high water level round my pond.

    Sent from my SM-A516B using Tapatalk
    It was all good, no high water round here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Djstiles999 View Post
    Very nice finish

    Thank you, if it looks right then it is right

    I am very neat in what I do, as with all the pictures every thing is neat and tidy.

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    Forgot all about this, had better putting up the last of the pictures.

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