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Swimming Pool Bullnose Coping

by Frank
(Texas)

Swimming Pool Coping

Swimming Pool Coping


How is bullnose coping that is not mortared attached and held in place to a vinyl liner pool with a paver deck? If the bullnose hangs off a little into the pool and the pavers are set in stone, what keeps the bullnose attached to the small little metal edge of the side of the pool?

ANSWER

Hi Frank,
Even though a pool is the vinyl liner type and pavers are set in stone and not mortared, the bullnose coping must be mortared. This is the way it is done.

Susan


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Replacing Pool Coping With Concrete Pavers

We have a vinyl liner pool with cantilever coping. The pool is 30 yrs old but has a new liner. We want to install pavers all the way to the edge of the pool having a slight overhang(1/2 inch). What do you recommend to install the pavers right at the edge? I have heard to use a concrete base, epoxy glue... Any suggestions?

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Brick Pool Coping Choice

by Chris
(West Virginia)

I have a 30 by 50 foot in-ground concrete and plaster pool we installed ourselves on top of a mountaintop in WV. Is there any brick coping that will not absorb water and eventually crack from freeze-thaw?

Thanks,
Chris

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