Hi everyone,
I have been having trouble working out how to pave around my existing fibreglass pool.
I have recently removed a sunken exposed ag concrete surround and would like to pave the surround and possibly include a bullnose capping.
Problem: Raised fibreglass coping or rim around the pool..
Can any of you offer advice about;
A) Sticking bullnose pavers to this fibreglass surround (I've heard it can be done)
B) Paving flush to the same height as the fibreglass surround (WITHOUT paving sinking at all later)
C) Any other ideas that work better
I believe that the previous concrete sunk because of the "void" or empty space underneath the raised fibreglass edge which caused the water run off to slosh around underneath and erode the sand away from underneath the concrete. I would HATE for this problem to reoccur after spending the time and money on a nice new paving job
Please any assistance would be greatly appreciated...
I would love to hear any lessons learned from others out there
Thanks
Wacker
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