We're looking at a semi-inground install of a Radiant Metric Freeform, which will have patio (either paver or concrete) on one side of the pool and just a wall of pavers or stone hiding the pool wall on the other side. We will probably bullnose paver all the way around the permeter.
Our dealer sold us on the Radiant cover, but I'm wondering if that's the best selection for this application, or which coping we'd use. In lookin gat the catalog, the usual paver/cantilever coping, as well as the CP2 coping, lack the second exposed track required to carry the Radiant cover.
1. Would I be better off with a different cover type for this install type? If it were patio all the way around, I'd say a safety cover would be the better choice, but we only have a stacked paver or stone wall on one side of the pool.
2. Should we just plan to use the premium 4" coping and overlay the bullnose on that? It has the two interior tracks required to carry both liner and cover.
Our dealer sold us on the Radiant cover, but I'm wondering if that's the best selection for this application, or which coping we'd use. In lookin gat the catalog, the usual paver/cantilever coping, as well as the CP2 coping, lack the second exposed track required to carry the Radiant cover.
1. Would I be better off with a different cover type for this install type? If it were patio all the way around, I'd say a safety cover would be the better choice, but we only have a stacked paver or stone wall on one side of the pool.
2. Should we just plan to use the premium 4" coping and overlay the bullnose on that? It has the two interior tracks required to carry both liner and cover.
