Relaxing in the sun!

It seems this summer more than ever, homeowners have been putting emphasis on remodeling their pool deck. Maybe it's the gorgeous 90 degree weather we've been getting or just that fact that people are starting to realize all the different options available.

A while back I posted about pool decks and a few options.

..

Today I want to expand those options into the EZ Top deck, Sand Cast, and Revealed options. These three options differ greatly in look from the patterned and seamless textured stamped concrete. However, besides the look difference, they are very comparable to stamped concrete.

With these three options, you have the option to integrally color the concrete which means you add color into the concrete before pour and you have the option to acid stain. As you remember about stains, stains react with the concrete to give it a mottled look. Below are pool decks of the EZ Top, Sand Cast, and Revealed concrete.

Sand Cast

Revealed

EZ Top

..

Carly Dus

Concrete Arts

http://www.concretearts.com/

Stamped Concrete - Pool Decks

It has been a while since I've last posted. We've had a busy last couple weeks. The Spring finally arrived and we've had a major makeover in our showroom. We've added another service to the company, thus needing to display all the treatments in our showroom/office. I can't wait to post the final product. I've added a few pictures to get you a sneak peek.

I also promised a few more stamped concrete photos of different patios and driveways. And since today is beautiful outside I was thinking pool decks would be a great option to show. The pictures below show three different styles of the many options that you can design for your stamped concrete pool deck.

The far left shows the options of the different types of stains you can add to your stamped concrete. The middle pictures shows the very popular star design stamp and stain option. Lastly, the far right shows an ashler slate pattern. These three options are just a glimpse into the endless possiblities when it comes to designing a pool deck or any stamped concrete surface for that matter.

Carly Dus

www.concretearts.com