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junegal

Interested in the type of pavers that were used for the decking.

12 years ago
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Comments (3)

  • PRO
    12 years ago
    This is silver travertine..... the stone does not contain metal; so it does not get hot like most natural stones do.. it is absolutely stunning and has tumbled edges which are great for bare feet.... well worth the investment.
  • 12 years ago
    Thank you for responding so quickly. One more question - I can't tell from the picture, but did you use the same for the coping? I was thinking of doing a bullnose coping for my pool, but also want to use pavers like this picture as well.
  • PRO
    12 years ago
    it is indeed the same coping. our masons hand cut the coping in 2' increments. The coping is 2" thick and gorgeous. We grind the coping to create a bullnose edge. Travertine is competitive with bluestone and other natural stone in pricing.
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