How about a 2' wide ramp all around the coping? It could be cedar or redwood duckboards (I THINK there are some safe versions of pressure treated as well), or it could be some sort of masonary.
Just a thought.
Re: Pool beam and coping stones too high can I cut...
How about a 2' wide ramp all around the coping? It could be cedar or redwood duckboards (I THINK there are some safe versions of pressure treated as well), or it could be some sort of masonary.
Just a thought.
Carl
Re: Pool beam and coping stones too high can I cut...
I am going for the more modern look. If I can't then I'll just resurface the chattahoochie deck with stone or something. Thanks!
Re: Pool beam and coping stones too high can I cut...
Your photo is not detailed enough (probably need close-ups, including one from the pool side of the coping) to reveal whether that's laid coping (non-structural) or poured coping (structural).
That's a key point, that needs to be resolved before others offer advice.
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