Standard concrete is obviously quite a smooth surface. When water sits on top of standard concrete, there is very little friction and therefore a very high risk of poolside slippage. If you have standard concrete around in your pool area, an area that is constantly wet, you are simply asking for trouble. The majority of homeowners make the effort to add stamped concrete to their poolside area in order to protect their family and guests. There are a few different methods installers commonly use to keep the poolside concrete safe: adding an overlay with texture, using textured finishes, and adding a non-skid grit to the cement sealer before it is spread on the concrete. In addition, the impressions created by the stamping process result in added traction. This decreases the amount of slips and falls on your concrete, and therefore the liability of your property.
There are many patterns of stamped concrete to pick from. Among the most common are slate, flagstone, and seamless stone. Homeowners can also pick between a large variety of colors to match the style of their home and landscaping. While this type of concrete appears to look quite similar to other natural materials, it typically costs far less. Since stamped concrete is sealed upon installation, it is protected from the wear and tear of weather and pool chemicals. The beauty, durability, and function of stamped concrete make it a relatively easy upgrade that can dramatically improve the safety of your pool area. You owe it to your family and to your guests. To learn more about stamped concrete in Carlsbad, visit this website.
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