Decking Material Options
Your choice of pool decking material can change the look of your entire backyard. Incorporate stamped concrete, new pavers, tile, wood, or Best Pool’s own decking process.
Swimming Pool Decking Options
BEST POOL’S OWN DECKING
Our wide array of decking options provide the ultimate solution for your renovation or new construction. This product uses an extremely durable deck coating for a pool deck, patio, driveway, or garage applications.
STAMP DECKING
Stamped concrete has the luxury look of flagstone decking, but without the cost. To achieve this custom look, the concrete is poured, then color is added to the concrete and the design is “stamped” into the concrete by using a stamp-like form.
CONCRETE DECKING
One of the popular choices is decorative concrete. How can concrete be decorative, you may ask? Through color and texture. Concrete will last forever, albeit for a few cracks here and there, but it’s important to deep clean the deck at least once a year for regular maintenance.
NATURAL STONE DECKING
Natural stone is another popular design trend for decking. Different types of stone – flagstone, travertine, sandstone, bluestone – and the way it’s finished all create a different look, so this type of decking really depends on what you want your backyard to look like. The
experts say placement and setting plays a huge role in how long the stone deck will last.
WOOD/COMPOSITE DECKING
Wood decks are more regional, and not something you’ll often see around an inground pool, but they are still popular. And with the variety of wood species available, these decks can have a very distinct look. Routine maintenance requires treating the wood each year and replacing the planks when necessary.
BRICK DECKING
Using brick pavers is applied differently than using concrete pavers as grout is used to create a definite separation between the bricks. This look can also be achieved using concrete and instead of stamping the design, it is etched in to create a brick pattern look.
PAVERS DECKING
Pool deck pavers come in a variety of shapes and colors. This material is less likely to crack compared to concrete and is more slip resistant than concrete as well. Depending on the color and design you choose, you can make your backyard look more rustic or elegant, depending on your desired result.
TILE DECKING
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TRAVERTINE DECKING
Using travertine for your pool deck is a great way to achieve a backyard design that is upscale and sophisticated. It is an optimum choice for pool decks as it is slip resistant, fade resistant and mold resistant. Travertine is a natural stone and available in several different color options.