None of that is possible this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, so my husband and I decided on the next best thing: installing a stock tank pool in our backyard. A stock tank is a standard ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad We got a stock tank pool. Or, to take a step back: we bought a galvanized steel trough intended for watering livestock, drilled a couple of holes in ...

Traditionally used to water and feed animals, a stock tank can double as a DIY pool for folks on a budget (and/or who can appreciate a farm-chic aesthetic). These tanks are more permanent than ...

A dearth of conventional pools has brought a new type of soaking apparatus to the forefront, aided by social media: the stock tank pool. Crafted from a galvanized metal tank traditionally used as ...

Plus, unlike a full-sized above-ground pool, a stock tank option takes up significantly less space as well as less water, so ...

Here are a few of our favorite ideas for DIY pools: A post shared by Your Stock Tank Pool Resource (@stocktankpool) on Jul 26, 2020 at 3:25pm PDT “With stock tank pools, rust and peeling paint ...

Recently, she and her husband have even built a bar and cabana—outfitted with a refrigerator, fan and teak benches—alongside their 6-foot-wide “stock tank pool.” No cattle have complained.

View this post on Instagram The brilliant creatives over at @heywanderer have a great blog post and video about their chic 😎 stock tank pool. Check them out! (link to their post in our blog) ...

By having some cool stock tank pool ideas on hand, you can create a rustic-chic oasis that's perfect for making the most of extra hot summer days. If you're unfamiliar with stock tanks ...

Of course, the “simple” solution would be to install a pool in your backyard, but that costs thousands of dollars — until now! Enter: stock tank pools, a trendy and affordable way to enjoy ...

Installing a pool in your backyard can cost thousands of dollars — but doesn’t have to. Enter: stock tank pools, an affordable way to beat the heat. And yes, in case you’re wondering ...