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Ugly exposed aggregate around pool.

4 years ago

Has anyone every replaced or *fill in the blank* their exposed aggregate? I really dislike it a lot. There's about 2' of it around our pool and then just grass. We'd like furniture to be poolside, but right now it kills the grass and causes muddy areas. We are looking into an inexpensive patio fix. It probably can't be our dream fix, but I want to make sure we don't make it worse. I mean, I know the pool is already outdated looking but that's fine. We are currently installing a pool fence since we had a baby, which has brought all this up.


SO, is this expensive to tear out and replace? Pouring a different concrete patio right up to the edge of the exposed aggregate feels like it would look worse and would look so mismatched, but maybe I just need to see examples. I plan to use a lot of plants to help soften transitions between whatever we decide to use...pavers, concrete, or pavers + grass. Currently very overwhelmed!


*We don't want concrete, pavers, flagstone, etc everywhere. Just in areas where we want furniture. I imagine the rest will be garden and ground cover.




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