In addition, organic material (such as leaves, dirt, or algae) can also cause stains on your coping, veneer or plaster. On the other hand, denser stones like travertine are less prone to staining due to their lower porosity.
To keep your pool coping looking its best, regular cleaning and proper sealing can help reduce staining and maintain the material’s appearance over time.
The finger ledge is an important safety feature of your pool, ensuring that swimmers can easily regain balance or assist themselves in getting out of the pool when needed. It enhances pool safety by offering an additional means of support.
In contrast, coping that comes into direct contact with the decking does not typically require this extra width, as the decking itself provides the necessary support. This difference in coping size is a normal part of the design process and contributes to the overall functionality and appearance of your pool.
In fact, these slight differences often enhance the natural look of your pool, making each installation unique. Whether it’s the tiles or surrounding elements, these color shifts contribute to the overall aesthetic and charm of your pool design.
Our skilled in-house masonry crews take the time needed to ensure that every detail is done correctly and to the highest quality standards. While this can take additional time, rest assured that the finished product will meet or exceed your expectations.