I am a big fan of quartz finishes because there are so many quartz combinations and color options to make your pool finish one of a kind. The quartz aggregate gives the pool a sparkling look. QuartzĪ quartz finish, also known as an aggregate finish, is created by mixing quartz aggregate, Portland cement, water, and other additives. Here’s one of the most popular pebble plaster finishes I installed over the years. This type of finish is also trendy in public pools for its slip-resistant properties.

Roughly ~90% of the swimming pools I’ve installed over the years with a pebble finish contain primarily earth-tone colors. Pebble finishes can be of any color, but they are most commonly found in earth tones. Pebble finishes can be customized with different types and colors of pebbles to create a unique look for your pool. This finish is popular for its durability and slip-resistant properties. PebbleĪ pebble finish, also known as an exposed aggregate finish, is a type of pool plaster that uses small stones or pebbles to create a unique and natural look. Here’s a basic aggregate pool finish from one of my samples years ago. It is also one of the smoothest finishes if that is important to you. And while I call it “basic” here, this finish can still look very elegant. The basic finish is also the most affordable type of pool plaster finish.īasic finishes are available in various colors and can last for years with proper care. It is a smooth, plaster finish applied to the pool’s interior that is easy to clean and maintain. The basic finish is the most popular type of pool plaster finish. Here are the most popular types of pool plaster finishes. There are many different pool plaster finishes, each with unique benefits. Consider the look you’re going for, the feel you want, and how much maintenance you’re willing to do.īefore enjoying your swimming pool, you need to choose the right plaster finish.

The pool plaster finish you choose will ultimately depend on personal preference.Tile is more expensive than other pool plaster finishes, but is also more durable.Basic plaster is the cheapest type of pool finish, but it is also the least durable.There are many different pool plaster finishes like basic, tile, pebble, and quartz.Today, I will discuss the most popular types of pool plaster finishes so you can make the best decision for your pool. The type of plaster finish you choose will depend on your personal preferences and the overall look you want to achieve for your pool. Plaster is a cement-like material used to coat the interior of pools, and it comes in various finishes. But one thing many pools have in common is using plaster as their final coating. Pools are a great addition to any home they come in many different shapes and sizes.

Colored plaster pool