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Ramuc Pool Paint (Rockaway, NJ) now offers a safe, low-VOC spray paint specifically designed to…
By Jim McCloskey The weather has taken a turn toward heat in the time since I wrote my last blog: It's been in the 90s several times recently, and it reminds me of an even hotter stretch early in May 1989, when we moved into our current house and settled in as a family with our first swimming pool. When we arrived with our
‘In discussing coping and decking,’ noted David Tisherman in his February 2008 Details column, ‘ I invariably combine them because, in my view, they are truly inseparable: For a design to succeed, both must work together because they play such important roles in
Aquamatic (Gilroy, CA) manufactures the Lift Lid, an engineered system that rises to accept a…
Stegmeier (Arlington, TX) manufactures Texturit, an economical, reuseable pool-coping form that provides a stone-edge look…
RenoSys (Indianapolis, IN) introduces GraniGrate, a slotted coping system for use in a range of…
Poolstones by Sofikitis (Monterey, CA) has published a catalog covering its current collection of stone…
As I suggest at the start of the video linked below, one of the most important decisions made by a soon-to-be poolowner has to do with the tile and coping: Among all project components, these are generally the ones that stand out most in visual and aesthetic terms, so we do all we can to persuade our clients to choose wisely among all available possibilities. While we do tend to set them a little loose with this part of the process, we’re also
