Pool Coping, Pool Pavers

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This style of pool coping refers to a rounded edge finish. Instead of a sharp or square edge, bullnose gives you a rounded edge. This can be a great look and a softer look and feel. The rounded shape has safety benefits, as well as offer you a smoother look and texture for your pool.

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Expect to pay between $30 and $50 per linear foot to install pool coping. This is the ledge around the edge of an in-ground pool, often in natural stone or concrete.

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The primary purpose of adding coping is to direct splashout away from your pool and into the deck drains. But it also serves a few other important purposes, including: Blocking water from penetrating the area behind the pool shell and potentially causing damage.

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