Rectangular Traditional Pool, DC Metro
Traditional rectangular pool with beautiful landscaping.
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njconklin wrote:

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Lewis Aquatech
Stone will not be affected if you use either salt or freshwater This stone is PA flagstone and is durable. Hope this helps
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Elle Beith
What type of trees are shown? Looks like a crepe myrtle but not..thanks
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cmacmil4 wrote:

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Can you tell me the color/manufacturer of this pool?
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Lewis Aquatech
Color is pebbletec midnight blue.
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spabbott wrote:
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pivot Coastal
Spa bott they are Crepemyrtle correctly pruned to expose trunks,They will loom in June with possibly pink white or purple flowers.Southeasterntrees.
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pivot Coastal
Trunks sometimes cinnamon red bark,flakes in sheets to expose color.Chinese .All over the south,NC Georgia SC.
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Holgan Land Surveying, PC
I'm also in the process of doing a patio around my pool. These look like a product by a company called Technobloc... I'm not sure of the spelling. Also, Cambridge makes ones like this also
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dhs822
Who makes the furniture? Is it wood or polymer? Love the look but not sure hoe durable. Also do the chaise need cushions?
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goldlabmax
Thankyou ,
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Lewis Aquatech
anytime. please let us know if we can assist. Happy Holidays
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barbaramclaren wrote:

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With the right contractor you could achieve this look with cement ( squares or stamped and paint or stain)
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Lewis Aquatech
wet laid.
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meech69 wrote:

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Lewis Aquatech
The pool deck is patter 2 irregular flagstone. That should give him the info they need. Circle back if we can help
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YIXIAN JIANXIANG STONE FACTORY
The paving stone looks like our rusty slate pattern .
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Lewis Aquatech
Contact Irwin Stone http://www.irwinstone.com/. Good Luck and circle back if we can help
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The Outdoor Room, LLC
This does not appear to be an indigenous Pennsylvania Blue stone! I believe there may be what we call Buckskin or Crab-Orchard mixed in - it is a beautiful combination. I would investigate your suppliers and select a mix that works dimensionally!
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Kudzi Mabhiza wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
Yes. We construct swimming pools in very small yards all the time. It must be designed to compiment the garden and house. Circle back if we can help
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exdro2
HI. What type of stone tile is this? How durable is it near pools and in the Midwest? Thanks
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dongwiz
20 x 45
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the03claytons wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
We used a natural stone flagstone tile. Best of luck
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sbone5 wrote:

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Lewis Aquatech
A pool environment such as this cost about $250k
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roisinmck wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
20 x 45
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deedymck wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
Its pebble sheen. Tahoe Blue
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pivot Coastal wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
This pool is concrete. PA flagstone is were we purchased the material from. Good Luck
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Candace Hoffman wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
We purchased the stone from Luck Stone. Here is a link to their site.... http://www.luckstone.com/
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markguidroz wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
Pebbletec plaster and the color was tahoe blue. Best of luck
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exdro2 wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
The stone is Pennsylvania Flagstone. It is very durable and fine to use in all areas. Best of Luck
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Clint Oram wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
It is 20' x 40' sorry for the delay in getting back to you
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elaiza wrote:
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Lewis Aquatech
Sorry for the delay. We built the environment www.lewis-aquatech.com
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