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Wed, Jun 8, 11 at 20:12
| We recently had our pool renovated. We went with river rok interior and stamped concrete decking. The PB installed a white plastic trim strip between the tile and concrete deck. I was advised this was necessary. However I just noticed that the plastic strip end/begins at the entrance to the skimmers. It does not file the tile all the way into the skimmers, leaving about 5" of tile with no trim. Is this a problem? |
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| poolfan, No. It is only installed along the perimeter of the pool. It's called "water stop". It is designed to prevent water from migrating from the pool to the underside of the deck. |
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| Anyone know where I can purchase the plastic strip in Central Florida, either at a store or on the Internet? I've tried serveral tile stores and they told me every tile contractor they know is using caulking. Bill |
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