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| I had a journal of our build, and I wanted to make a separate thread of pictures of our completed pool.
The link to the build is: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/pools/msg041259241585.html?30 Here are the details:
We opened up the Pool June 24th, and thouroughly enjoyed the pool the entire summer. East Coast Pool Concepts out of Manalapan NJ did an incredible job from start to finish. I would HIGHLY recommend them for anyone considering a pool in NJ/NY/PA area. I cannot say enough about the quality job these guys did, the attention to detail, and the follow up. Even after the job was done, and I finished my payments, they were still checking up with me and stopping by to make sure all was going well. They build a great pool, they are great to work with and they stand by their work. Here is a youtube video of our pool: Natural Style Pool CNJ by East Coast Pool Concepts Here are the completed pics of our pool:
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| Gorgeous! What color is your concrete? And what is the 'stamp' pattern that you used? Looking for something similar. TIA. |
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| Very impressive and thanks for posting so many pix. Could I ask which DiamondBrite finish you used for the main pool area? |
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| TIA, Thanks. Our stamped guys called it just textured concrete, but I have seen other names for it, such as rock stamp. I saw it first on this forum in a post by someone with a pool in Louisiana. I knew when I saw it that was what I wanted, so I showed several contractors the pictures and basically said this is exactly what I wanted. The color we ended up getting was called a sand beige, but again, I think all contractors have different color names. The thing I did not do was to seal the stamped concrete. It gives it a shiny look, and also gives it a slicker surface. I wanted a more natural, rustic look and the no seal really helps achieve that. phatcat, the DiamondBrite is a custom color that our pool builder mixes up themselves. It is not a standard color. I believe they call it Pacific. |
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| NJNSPools....Congrats! Spectacular result! The landscaping ties it all together nicely. Good choice on the stamped concrete pattern :) |
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| Thanks trhought. I had been scoping out your pool for a few years, and even though I went in a bit of a different direction, your pool was a huge inspiration. |
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| Wow. Stunning! |
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