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Posted by on May 16, 2009, 11:44 am
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>>I have a REALLY old kool deck that is beyond repair. Massive cracks
>> and chipping up everywhere. What I would like to do is to have it
>> grind down (while the slope is maintained) and have tile put on. I
>> hear travertine is nice for hot weather, I live in AZ.
>> Just wondering if anyone else has some good ideas.
>> Keith
>Tile might get slippery when wet. you want somethign rougher like flagstone
>around a pool for traction.
Second that. I have silver quartzite flagging around my pool and it
gives very good footing when wet. This comes from Idaho so it is
probably a bit cheaper there.
We laid it ourselves. It is time consuming but if you do it a little
at a time it is not that hard to do. We have about 2000 square feet of
it now (according to the tax collector)
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> and chipping up everywhere. What I would like to do is to have it
> grind down (while the slope is maintained) and have tile put on. I
> hear travertine is nice for hot weather, I live in AZ.
> Just wondering if anyone else has some good ideas.
> Keith