Beyond the Blue: Choosing the Perfect Pool Interior Finish.

Building a pool is an exciting journey, and choosing the interior finish is where you truly get to personalize your aquatic oasis. The finish not only dictates the look, feel and colour of your pool but also impacts its durability and maintenance. Let's explore four popular options:

1. Pebblecrete: The Natural Choice

Pebblecrete offers a timeless, natural look with excellent durability. It's a mix of cement, sand, and pebbles that creates a textured, non-slip surface.

• Pros:

  • Variety:  Comes in a wide range of colors and pebble sizes to suit your style.

  • Durability:  Stands up well to wear and tear, making it ideal for families with kids.

  • Comfort:  Smooth on the feet, unlike some rougher finishes.

• Cons:

  • Can be porous: Requires cleaning to prevent staining and algae growth.

  
  

2. Full Glass Bead: Shimmer and Shine

For a truly luxurious look, consider a full glass bead interior. These tiny beads create a stunning, reflective surface that shimmers in the sunlight.

• Pros:

  • Visual Appeal: Adds depth and dimension to the water color.

  • Smooth Texture:  Provides a luxurious feel.

  • Durability:  Resistant to fading and staining.

• Cons:

  • Cost:  One of the more expensive options.

    
    

3. Fully Tiled: Timeless Elegance

Tiles offer endless design possibilities, from classic mosaics to modern large-format styles.

• Pros:

  • Design Flexibility:  Create intricate patterns and accents.

  • Durability:  Highly resistant to staining and fading.

  • Longevity:  Can last for decades with proper care.

• Cons:

  • Cost:  Can be the most expensive option.

  • Installation:  Requires skilled labour for proper installation.

    
    

4. Painted: Budget-Friendly Option

Pool paint is a cost-effective option that can refresh the look of your pool.

• Pros:

  • Affordability:  The most budget-friendly option.

  • Variety:  Available in various colours.

• Cons:

  • Durability:  Less durable than other finishes and may require repainting every few years.

  • Preparation:  Requires meticulous surface preparation for proper adhesion.

    
    

Making the Right Choice

Consider these factors when choosing your pool interior finish:

• Budget:  Set a realistic budget for your project.

• Style:  Choose a finish that complements your overall pool design and landscaping.

• Maintenance:  Consider how much time and effort you're willing to invest in upkeep.

• Durability:  Think about the level of wear and tear your pool will experience.

  
  

No matter your preference, we can guide you through the selection process and help you create a pool that's both beautiful and functional.