Decking & Coping Guide – Natural Stone Collection

Purpose & Benefits

Your pool’s decking and coping are more than structural elements—they define how your outdoor space looks, feels, and functions. Natural stone is the preferred choice for its timeless beauty, superior durability, and ability to stay cool underfoot, even on hot summer days.

Why It’s Important:

• Comfort & Safety: Natural stone remains cooler than concrete or brick, offering a comfortable and slip-resistant surface around your pool.

• Durability: Designed to withstand heavy foot traffic, weather changes, and pool chemicals without cracking or fading.

• Visual Cohesion: The coping and deck materials frame your pool and connect seamlessly with your landscaping and outdoor living areas.

• Long-Term Value: Natural stone retains its beauty for decades, enhancing both curb appeal and resale value.

Coping Options

Coping is the stone border that lines the edge of your pool. It acts as both a protective cap for the pool shell and an aesthetic transition from the water to the deck.

1. Travertine Coping (Standard Inclusion)
Our most popular option—used for centuries in luxury architecture. Travertine offers a timeless, elegant appearance with natural variations that make every piece unique. It stays cool, resists heat absorption, and provides excellent traction when wet.

2. Marble Coping (Premium Option)
For those seeking a more refined finish, marble coping offers smooth texture, subtle veining, and a crisp, clean look. Its natural sheen pairs beautifully with modern and high-end designs.

Decking Options

The deck is where comfort meets design—serving as the transition from your pool to your outdoor living space.

1. Travertine Pavers (Standard Inclusion)
Highly durable and slip-resistant, travertine pavers are our standard for a reason. They provide a luxurious look, stay cool underfoot, and are available in a range of colors such as Ivory, Silver, Noche, and Scabos.

2. Marble Pavers (Premium Option)
Smooth, elegant, and highly refined. Perfect for modern homes or customers seeking a seamless visual flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Design Tip:

Choose materials that complement your home’s architecture and tie into your outdoor furniture or hardscapes. For warmer aesthetics, opt for Noche or Scabos travertine. For a modern or coastal feel, Ivory or Silver tones are ideal.