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decking, pool tile

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soake plunge pool

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Pergola

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Beach front rock entry

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Slate border

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Stone grass pathway

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Pool color

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Pergola

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Stone pathway

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Wood decking - love this plunge pool

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Rock features

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favorite pool pergola, brick at base of stone pillars.

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pergola

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Pool shape...maybe a little longer. Anival loves firepit

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pergola

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Nice natural stone

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love the beach entry pool

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nice shape, needs to be slightly longer

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Bead Crete 'Caribbean Blue'

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Bead Crete "carribran blue" for jacuzzi!!!!

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Pebble fina -- another product of Pebble Tec's technology, incorporates the ancient Greek and Roman use of pozzolans (cement additives) into the cement mix, yielding a strong, durable finish that resists etching.

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pebble sheen -- incorporated shell, smoother than peeble tec

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pebble tec finish.....very natural, "beach look". but expensive. 92-105$ linear sq foot, installed by licensed prof.

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shape & color of water. natural hot spring look. love the free flow rectangle shape

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fire place in pool! seating. behind master bay window

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Crushed quartz additives can be added to intensify the sheen and extend the life of the plaster. This pool shows the Diamond Brite Cool Blue color from Southern Grouts and Mortars. Pros: A quartz additive can extend the life of plaster to 15 to 20 years. It also gives the pool owner a variety of colors to choose from, is durable and has a choice of smooth or slip-resistant finishes. Cons: The quartz additive costs more, and a slip-resistant finish can be rough on the feet.

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like the colored plaster, natural effect

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paver inexpensive & can find similar colors to stone

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has features of spa, and wadding steps. but weird shape.

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wading steps....love for kids. can face patio

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waterfall and brick wall

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