Thanx for the replies...
So, I have to rewire an exsisting concrete inground pool that will have fiberglass applied to the surface of the pool shell.
This is what I am planning to do...
1) Break into the concrete wall to expose the rebar within and attach a new bond. Break into the concrete to get to the ladder cups to attach a new bond.
2) Install a #8 solid copper equipotential bonding grid around the perimiter of the pool under the new brick pavers set in stone dust that will be installed.
3) Install a new feeder to the pool pump location with a sub-panel to provide power for all pool area equipment, etc.
Questions...
1) Has anyone built a bonding grid on site yet?
2) Has anyone busted into a concrete wall of a pool and successfully rebonded a pool shell?
So far I couldn't find any exsisting bonding wires in the 30+ year old pool to use, so the proposed invasive procedure is my only alternative.
Any tips would be helpful...
thanx
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