Pool Deck

A pool deck is really two products that have to agree with each other: the coping that caps the beam and the pavers that make up the field. This collection puts both in one place, grouped by stone, so that a Corsica Cream bullnose coping and a Corsica Cream sandblasted 24x24 paver show up side by side. Most of what is here is marble, with porcelain as the no-maintenance alternative and a smaller run of limestone and travertine. If you only need the edge, the pool coping collection is the narrower list.

Start with the coping

Pick the coping first, because it is the piece with the fewest options: it has to fit the beam width, overhang the water by the right amount and come in a profile that suits the pool shape. Bullnose suits freeform and traditional pools; eased edge suits rectangles and vanishing edges; remodel coping, with its drop face, is for resurfacing an existing pool. Sizes here run 4x9, 6x12, 12x12, 12x24, 14x24, 16x24, 16x48 and 24x36, in 1-1/4" and 2". The coping size guide matches width to pool shape; 12x24 coping is the most common starting point.

Then the field

The marble field with matching marble coping is the straightforward route: same stone, same finish, same lot. The porcelain pavers pair well with natural stone coping when the client wants a field that never needs sealing; choose a stone coping that picks up the porcelain's base tone. Large formats such as 24x24 pavers keep the joint count down on wide decks, while 6x12 and 12x24 give you tighter patterns and easier radius cuts around a freeform pool.

Heat, traction and wet feet

Every surface in this collection is a textured finish: leather, sandblasted, tumbled or matte porcelain. None is polished. Lighter colors stay cooler; the whites and creams on the ivory color page are the coolest underfoot, and Tundra Grey and the darker porcelain looks warm up more. Keep the texture by sealing natural stone with a breathable, penetrating product rather than a gloss coating.

Takeoff and freight

Measure coping in linear feet along the pool edge and divide by the piece length, adding pieces for corners and radius cuts. Measure the field in square feet net of the pool and add ten percent. Both ship together by LTL freight on pallets; if you would rather have us check the takeoff, send the drawing through the quote form. The 2026 pool deck trends article covers the color and format combinations builders are specifying this year.