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RodB

RodB

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Mar 27, 2021
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Pennsylvania
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26500
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Plaster
Chlorine
Liquid Chlorine
Hello all I’m considering placing Pollywood Adirondack chairs which are very heavy on my Diamond Brite plaster. It’s been two weeks since water was added. Should I have a concern about the weight of the chairs with the plaster fully cured?

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Rod
 
What does the leg of the chairs look like? Are they specifically designed for pool use? Sorry I am unfamiliar with them. Plaster is easy to scratch and chip so be careful if they don't have a wide foot preferably in wood or plastic that sits on the plaster surface.
 
PoolGate said:
What does the leg of the chairs look like? Are they specifically designed for pool use? Sorry I am unfamiliar with them. Plaster is easy to scratch and chip so be careful if they don't have a wide foot preferably in wood or plastic that sits on the plaster surface.
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I think the leg bottoms are wide enough but was trying to think of something wider I could place under the legs. Not sure what though. Here’s a photo of the chair thank for the reply.
 

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I have seen pools that have stonework on the sun-decks (which really looks nice). I have regular plaster like you. You could do some testing but the problem is, when anyone is lounging they will tend to slide around (even just getting in/out of the chair) which is going to cause damage to the plaster. Perhaps if you put a large piece of plastic like used for office chairs under all 4 legs? We got chairs with the plan on putting them on the sundeck but changed our minds due to possible plaster damage.
 
PoolGate said:
I have seen pools that have stonework on the sun-decks (which really looks nice). I have regular plaster like you. You could do some testing but the problem is, when anyone is lounging they will tend to slide around (even just getting in/out of the chair) which is going to cause damage to the plaster. Perhaps if you put a large piece of plastic like used for office chairs under all 4 legs? We got chairs with the plan on putting them on the sundeck but changed our minds due to possible plaster damage.
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We’ll these are heavy and won’t move not worries about sliding but just the weight what are your thoughts on that?
 
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