As the temperatures rise, installing a pool in your backyard probably sounds like a really good idea—until you learn that the average cost of a backyard pool is $20,000 to $30,000. Instead of dropping a ton of cash just to stay cool this summer, you may want to consider a stock tank pool.
These inexpensive farm staples, originally designed as water troughs for livestock and affectionately referred to as "hillbilly hot tubs," are popping up in more backyards across the country than ever before. "More and more, we see our customers turning to this innovative solution as a way to enjoy many of the benefits of a pool without the high cost," reads the Tractor Supply Company's website.
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5 comments:
I love it. I would like to get one for my dog.
It's swimming in a bucket!
Just hook up a above ground pool filter system and you have a lifetime pool that wont blow down.
Old news.....that's all we had growing up.
Better pray that lightening won't hit it when you are in it!
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