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This homeowner’s outdoor area was enhanced to resemble a spa-like environment. With the various features that were incorporated, it truly became the perfect place to enjoy with family and friends. A waterfall, the perfect accompaniment to a swimming pool, was added and truly created the relaxing feature the homeowners were looking for.
The diving board feature that was added to the pool was built with bluestone treads – adding a fun feature to the pool. Wynn marble was used around the pool and worked well with the colors that were incorporated across the patio.
Overall, the materials that were used complimented each other well and created an area that could be enjoyed by family and friends. Braen Supply and Landscape Techniques worked together and made this possible.

Here we see a zoomed out image of the water feature flowing into the pool. The large boulder at the end also functions as a diving rock.
Photo Credit: Roger Foley
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Mike Farley, award winning swimming pool designer, takes you through a beautiful natural setting in the countryside of Boyd, Texas to see one of his unique projects at the Cole residence. This is a Vanishing Edge with a beach entry and recreational pool on top, while the bottom level has a built in Dolphin slide and diving rock. Comes complete with outdoor kitchen, bathroom, and fire pit! Project designed by Mike Farley and constructed by Claffey Pools out of Southlake, TX. Video: What Is It? Diving Rock http://youtu.be/2av5-Quav5c

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This beautiful dark grey dive rock set up, Natural Stones (provided by Landscaper) replace the diving board. This dive rock option gives the pool a more natural look. every stone is different it is hard to estimate coverage. Dive Rocks can be huge - 6-8 feet long, or they can flat boulders big enough for one person to stand on. The key is finding a rock that invites people onto it's surface and makes them comfortable diving into a pool or pond.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

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This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.

This kidney vinyl liner pool has a 6’ straight white step. We installed a cantilever concrete coping with a separation line 12” from the pool edge giving the allusion of a stone nosing. By using two shades of brown, we delineate the coping. What you can’t see is a drainage system and a concrete knee wall on the fence side which supports the concrete deck and removes the drainage water. We removed the diving board and installed a diving rock. Finally, a blue patterned liner with border was installed.
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