pool pavers - porcelain tiles or travertine?
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Comments (19)We are almost done - some metal artwork and filter box to go before planting. Thought you all might like to see what we ended up doing…. Pool & tiles by pool company, everything else done by ourselves. We are extremely happy with the waterline tile colour - they show up differently all times of the day which is a lovely surprise. Ezarri Glass Mozaic waterline: Space Capricorn Capping Travertine...See MoreFlooring for alfresco area and pool area advice please!
Comments (7)These decking ideas are great - it's always a good idea to consider the practical as well as the aesthetic! Another practical thing to think about is using the right timber connectors around your pool, because unprotected brackets and post supports can rust away very quickly and make decks unstable and dangerous to use. These articles on our website might be of interest: https://vuetrade.com/blog/i-want-a-new-deck-some-decking-tips-and-advice/ https://vuetrade.com/blog/pool-construction-checklist/...See MoreColour scheme around pool
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Comments (4)Hi Emma. As mentioned above, you can select a porcelain tile that is suitable for outdoor use. This can then be installed as your paving, coping and waterline similar to below. I would suggest 100-150mm of waterline tile as below. Otherwise we have installed pavers such as Anston or Stone Outdoors and then matched the colour with a porcelain waterline tile. https://www.anston.com.au/products/pool-coping-step-coping/ https://www.concreteredefined.com.au/pool/ Good luck with your project!...See More- 5 years ago
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