What is better than Pebble Tec?

River rok is good alternative, stones are somewhat smaller and smoother than pebble tec. Can also custom the colors to your liking.
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What are Pebble Tec competitors?

Top Competitors of PebbleTec
  • AQUA PRODUCT. -
  • NVblu. <$5 Million.
  • Radiant Pools. $6 Million.
  • Compass Pools. 473. $91 Million.
  • Fronheiser Pools. $12 Million.
  • RivieraPool Fertigschwimmbad. <$5 Million.
  • Myrtha Pools. $22 Million.
  • Leisure Pools. 121. $23 Million.
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Is quartz better than Pebble Tec?

Quartz base products are more cost efficient. Quartz has a tendency to crack more frequently than pebble. In the long term, pebble is more durable and has less discolorations. If the design calls for plaster to be exposed above the water line, pebble will be the only option.
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Is Pebble Tec The best?

Pebble Tec®

While it is more expensive than plaster, it is the highest quality pool resurfacing material available due to its longevity and ability to hide chemical residue.
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Which is better Pebble Tec or plaster?

Pool plaster is not as durable as Pebble Tec®. Over time, it discolors, stains, and collects bacteria. This is due to its porous surface material being difficult to fully clean.
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What pool surface is best?

Quartz Aggregate

Quartz is the most cost-effective pool aggregate finish and the first step up from a traditional plaster finish. A mixture of cement, colored quartz, dyes and additives create this look.
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What is the longest lasting pool finish?

Tile Finishes

Though tile is the most expensive pool finish and takes longer to install than plaster and aggregate, it's the longest lasting pool surface. With proper application and minimal maintenance, tiles should never need to be replaced. Tile pool finishes come in ceramic, porcelain, glass and stone.
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Which is better Pebble Tec vs wet edge?

Unlike Wet Edge, Pebble Tec utilizes superior material that is able to enhance the look and feel of backyards with naturally tumbled stones and the finest pebbles from all across the world.
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How long do Pebble Tec pools last?

How Long Will Pebble Tec Last? Traditional pool resurfacing materials require a high level of maintenance and will only last 5-10 years before it needs to be replaced. We generally would expect a Pebble Tec surface to last upwards of 20 years with proper maintenance.
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What is Diamond Brite pool finish?

Diamond Brite® finishes are blends of selected quartz aggregates and fortified white Portland cement ideal for new or re-finished swimming pools. Diamond Brite® finishes are factory blended to provide the pool owner with an extremely durable and attractive alternative to traditional pool coatings.
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What type of pool plaster is best?

Standard white plaster is the tried and true pool and spa surface finish. White plaster has been around as long as people have been building swimming pools and it remains a popular choice in spite of the myriad of choices that have come into the market in recent years.
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What is the cheapest pool finish?

Plaster finishes are the cheapest and easiest to install, but they lack durability. Aggregates can be the most attractive but are slightly more expensive and more time-consuming. Tile finishes are the most expensive and take the longest, but their durability is top-notch.
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Is quartz pool finish rough on feet?

Quartz holds up well against high amounts of pool chemicals and strong weather effects due to its non-porous nature. However, these surfaces are also hard and smooth.
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Is Diamond Brite pool worth it?

Diamond Brite

With a life expectancy of 10 to 15 years, and with a stunning appearance, it is an excellent choice for some pools. This option provides the best bang for the buck – it is truly beautiful and durable, but it just doesn't feel as luxurious as our all-time favorite plaster, Hydrazzo (see below).
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Is quartz a good pool finish?

Quartz finishes deliver greater strength, beauty, and resilience to any inground pool's interior. For starters, quartz falls on the higher end of the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. That makes it difficult to scratch, and it resists chipping and etching better than marcite.
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What is the difference between PebbleTec and Stonescapes?

Pebbletec does have their certified application training and licensing. However, the materials are twice the cost. When I talked to my sub, her told me the pebbles are the same in both products, the stonescapes are $14.00 a bag and Pebbletec is $28.00 a bag.
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Can you leave a Pebble Tec pool empty?

Does my pool need to be drained before cleaning pool tile or cleaning pebble-tec? No! - We lower your pool water just enough to expose all the pool tile calcium and pebble-tec calcium. In an effort to conserve water, We Never Need to Drain Your Pool.
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Does Pebble Tec crack?

Traditionally, Pebble Tec pool repair is done after draining the pool. The problem with this is that when the hot sun shines down on the finish, further damage can occur. Even worse, structural cracking is always a concern when letting all or most of the water out of a swimming pool.
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Is Pebble Tec hard on your feet?

Pebble pool finishes are generally pricier than plaster finishing, and it is true that pebble pool surfaces can be a bit rough on feet if not installed correctly. Calcium or mineral buildup can also be a concern for pebble pool surfaces.
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Is Pebble Tec worth?

Overall. Pebble Tec pools are works of stunning beauty that can last for decades. They are an excellent choice for any pool. Once established, they're easy to maintain.
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What is Hydrazzo?

Hydrazzo® was the first polished finish in the industry, and has set the premium standard in pool finish innovation. A silky smooth texture, combined with the proven durability of exposed aggregates, are two prime features of this state-of-the-art pool finish.
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How long does wet edge last?

Wet Edge should yield 2-10 years of use, depending on these factors, with an average useful life of around 5 years.
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What is pebble Fina?

Made from our smallest natural pebbles, PebbleFina finish delivers a smooth texture, enriched with additives that provide superior strength and durability.
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Is StoneScapes mini pebble rough?

It does seem a little rough on the feet, especially when you have been in the water for a while. When we had our backyard pool remodeled a couple of years ago, we chose the Mini Pebble for a smoother feel, and have been glad we did. Remember, even the Mini is a Stone Like finish, and will be rougher than plaster.
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How do I choose a swimming pool finish?

The shallow end is going to appear lighter than the deeper water. In order to get blue water, you want a pool finish that has a gray, blue, or white pigment. For green water, you want to pick a darker finish with black, brown, tan, or green pigment. The water color and finish should complement the atmosphere.
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