What is the BEST pool deck material?

Are you looking to install a new pool or renovate your existing pool deck? With so many options on the market, how do you know what the best choice is? Here is our guide to choosing the best pool deck materials for our homes outdoor living space!

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Travertine Pavers- Travertine is a natural stone originally from the limestone family and is typically found in the form of deposits, that are located near warm or hot springs. Used commonly on pool decks, Travertine Pavers are made 100% from natural stone, and are sold in various sizes, patterns and color options. The normal thickness of Travertine pavers are 1.25. They also contain a non-slip and cool to the touch surface, making them a popular choice for pool deck materials.

Deciding to you upgrade your pool deck can seem intimidating, but it shouldn’t be! There are numerous options when it comes to pool decking, and we want to shed light on some of our favorites!

Porcelain Pavers - Porcelain pavers have been designed for those looking for the perfect combination of functionality and appeal. With extreme durability, porcelain tiles are perfect for both residential and commercial projects. Procelain pavers contain a non-slip finish that provides a safe surface for pool decks.

Textured Pavers- When deciding to install concrete pavers, textured pavers are beautiful, refined, and a perfect option for pool decks. Textured pavers offer the same amount of durability and appeal as other pavers, but with an upgraded look featuring more contrast.

Concrete- This is probably the most common pool deck material on the market. It is inexpensive to the homeowner, easy to install, durable, and requires very little upkeep.

Overlay/Thin Pavers - If you already have poured concrete and you want to enhance your pool deck, thin pavers are perfect for you. Almost all paver manufacturers offer a thin paver (30mm), which can go over your existing pool deck, making installation simpler and avoids the need to remove existing concrete. Before you make up your mind, ask your paving contractor if your pool deck is eligible for this material.