Show me your coping!
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Hey thanks, no sorry.....it's a poor in place concrete coping.
The Pavers are Angelus tumbled, I forget the color combination.
The Pavers are Angelus tumbled, I forget the color combination.
Wow looks high end!! Especially with pavers. Great combination. My quote from pb was $45. ft bluestone bullnose.
Does anyone have any pictures of stone coping or concrete and approx price for square ft. My Pb I interviewed wanted $45 ft for bluestone which I thought was outrageous
alanpaul
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Our 1980's "modern classic" pool, without coping.
Supposedly, no coping makes a small pool deck look larger.
It came with the house when we bought it, and we like it. Clean.
But I'm not a huge fan of the old 'classic' tile.
Pool surface will be refinished, and tile will be replaced in a year or two.
Probably will also expand the patio another 440 sq. feet, to extend all the way across the back of the house.
Supposedly, no coping makes a small pool deck look larger.
It came with the house when we bought it, and we like it. Clean.
But I'm not a huge fan of the old 'classic' tile.
Pool surface will be refinished, and tile will be replaced in a year or two.
Probably will also expand the patio another 440 sq. feet, to extend all the way across the back of the house.
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The plaster is gray. The travertine stays really cool under foot. Iam glad we chose it.
alanpaul
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Travertine is so beautiful. Just be very careful with salt water and marble/limestone. Salt water can discolor and even dissolve some of those beautiful stones.
Here is another of travertine. We are using a lighter travertine for the coping and a blend of two darker colors for the decking (all sealed of course). PebbleSheen will be Ocean Blue.
Wow looks great, can't wait to see finished! Please add more pictures along the way!
Pool looks great copeless!! Very good idea.. Nice stonework also! What color, type of plaster?
they grey is funny ,looks just like plain cement grey until the water gets past 3' deep then water turns blue
Well its end of November and our bluestone coping was supposed to be installed on Friday, however due to rain they did not show. Now temperature supposed to drop and wondering if can be laid or do we have to wait for milder climate. I know that cement cant be poured at certain temp.
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