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Pool Interior Surfaces

The interior finish is the most vital component of the pool’s aesthetic and its primary waterproof barrier. Planet Pool specializes in three primary classes of interior finishes.

a. Plaster and Gunite

b. Quartz Finishes

c. Micro Pebbles

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Waterline Tile

The waterline tile serves as the transition between the interior finish and the coping. It protects the pool shell from the “scum line” created by body oils and debris, and it provides a decorative accent.

a. Ceramic Tile

b- Glass Tile

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Pool Coping

The protective cap or border installed around the top edge of the pool wall, covering the bond beam and providing the primary transition to the deck.

Cantilever Coping: This modern design involves extending the decking material (usually poured concrete) directly over the pool’s edge, creating a smooth, seamless overhang.

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Pool Decking

The surrounding area of the pool designed for lounging, safety, and drainage management.

a. Cement

b- Pavers

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Sun Shelves and Custom Features

A shallow area, typically 6–12 inches deep, integrated into the pool to enhance social utility and accessibility.

A professional “Poolshelf” or “Baja Shelf” can include:
Tanning Ledges: Wide platforms for submerged chaise lounges.35
Kids’ Play Zones: Safe, shallow entries for supervised play.3
Counters and Swim-Up Bars: Submerged seating and tables for refreshments.37
Benches with Jets: Integrated seating equipped with hydrotherapy jets for a spa-like experience within the main pool.

Stairs: in the wall of the pool or to access to the pool.