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Renovating a pool with a large pebblecrete concrete lip - ideas

Melanie Newman
vor 6 Jahren

We are looking to renovate our pool area and our house style is modern contemporary and I'm trying to figure out how I modernise this pool lip that is currently pebblecrete. My ideas were to cut the lip ioff but that's expensive and we'd loose water depth or to render it and square it off to make a modern feature of the lip.

Just wondering if I'm missing any great ideas others have had experience with...

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  • siriuskey
    vor 6 Jahren

    Hi there we had the same situation and had ours decked cheers







    Kommentare (6)

    • PRO
      Concept Products
      vor 6 Jahren

      decking is the way to go.

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    • PRO
      Davidson Design Studio
      vor 6 Jahren

      Another possibility is using a rebated coping paver.

      This could be installed over the existing edge and the surrounding pavement level raised to match the new level. The extra thickness would be about 25mm above the existing pebblecrete edge.

      Good luck!

    • Illuminide Interiors
      vor 6 Jahren

      Raise the surround and deck. Great pics siriuskey:)

    • User
      vor 6 Jahren

      We rendered ours, then built the paving up to level. Huge mistake. Every time it rained, all debris from around the pool, ended up in the pool...including sand from between the pavers. If we were do do it again, I would definitely render, but I would maintain a small hob/lip.....maybe half the size of yours. Little did we know it's there to do a job. We ruled out decking due to the ongoing maintenance (we already had nearly 100m2 of decking above the pool to maintain!....and then the pool itself, as we all know- never maintenance free!!).

    • siriuskey
      vor 6 Jahren

      Thanks Ill, our pool was a difficult shape and position so the best solution for us was the lovely timber which does have a small gap between it and the pebble crete so helps with sand and dirt but leaves will always find their way in especially if you trees nearby. It looks lovely, we use a long handled gadget with a rectangle pad to recoat every six months depending on weather. We have changed to British Paints Aqua Deck which does a better and less expensive job. Also be careful with any use of real timber up to the edge of the pool as it can leech out and stain your pool. cheers

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