What is the hardscape material

Glen Jackson

3 years ago

What is the hardscape material and is it laid dry or wet? Beautiful pool!

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Thomas Flint Landscape Design & Development
3 years ago
Thanks, the material is marble and it is dry laid. We purchased the stone from Marmiro stone.
Glen Jackson
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3 years ago
Thank you - it's beautiful! How does marble compare to travertine for durability, staining, cost, etc? I am having a pool built in Northern VA and am considering hardscape options.
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