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Brick Pool Pavers

4 years ago

Can anyone share pics of their pool pavers that are brick size? We’ve ordered the color of the ones marked with a heart but brick size. Now having second thoughts. It’s the first major purchase of our house that needs renovations. You can see our pool from the inside of the house.

Comments (12)

  • 4 years ago

    Hi,

    The grey was just a pic showing the size brick we ordered. The actual color is the ones below the heart in that first pic and we will also have new coping.

  • 4 years ago

    All in this color

  • 4 years ago

    What is your goal?

    If I was looking to update the look of my lanai I would go with a bigger paver and something more neutral. I used Shellock pavers in the house we just built in FL. https://www.artisticpavers.com/shellock We used the 12x24 size in Ivory. They sell matching coping too.


  • 4 years ago
    last modified: 4 years ago

    well what color is the coping going to be? I wouldn't keep the red brick if you're choosing the gray.

    This is the color? the gray? (you keep saying the one in the heart, but there are 3 diff colors you've circled in the heart. I'm assuming you mean this gray one


    The gray brick is fine. it will look nice w/your house color.

    Is this the look you're after?


    or this one w/the white coping?



    any of them would look fine.

    I actually like this dark one for the coping, and the lighter gray for the deck (see arrows)


    I also like the example chispa pictured.

    or these,,,,why not go w/a larger paver?


    these are interlocking.


    Is all that concrete getting demoed?

  • 4 years ago

    Love that look! We can’t go with pavers that are too big given the existing cracks. We’re not doing a full demo. They prep the surface but the pavers go over.

  • 4 years ago

    This is the color paver we selected. The coping will be the same. No contrast. The pool area not that large so I didn’t want to much color contrast. The grey was there just to show the size. Sorry for the confusion!

  • 4 years ago
    last modified: 4 years ago

    lol. You can understand the confusion when you said, "the color is inside the heart".


    so you picked the browns?

    Is the black and white on the house staying as is? I would have thought you'd pick the grays/blacks since your trim and lanai covering is that color.

    I mean, this looks fine w/the stucco and roof color, not sure about all the black though

    Or maybe it's the photo. is the covering more of bronze?

  • 4 years ago

    I like that overlay! Yes it’s actually a dark brown/bronze! And yes lol 2 colors inside the heart a bad start for the question

  • 4 years ago

    Did you look at TriCircle pavers? They have brick in plain and mixed colors.

    I like the pavers you picked, but they seem more suited to a FL Mediterranean/Tuscan style. Your house seems to have a cleaner simpler style and you don't have the Spanish/barrel cement roof tiles.

  • 4 years ago

    Thanks. The mfg of these is TriCircle. It’s been so plain out there for over 30 years so I wanted a little more pop. I definitely wasn’t going for Tuscany. 🥴 My second thought was on the size (traditional brick) vs the bigger paver. Although we can’t go to big to avoid potential cracks with the settling. It’s not a new pour.

  • 4 years ago

    You can always add color by using pretty ceramic pots and getting colorful chair cushions.

    Some ideas:


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