Browse Forums Pools & Spas 1 Sep 18, 2019 1:38 am Hi, I'm building a concrete pool that will be finished with https://www.blueglasspebble.com.au/glass-pebble-products.html. I did not include any waterline tiles in the contract but the more I read about them the more I think I should add them. It looks like the pool will look better and it will be easier to maintain. I asked my builder to quote the work and that will add around 5-6k for a 4x8 pool. Are they really a must-have? Can you add them later? Thoughts? Re: Are waterline tiles a must have? 2Oct 03, 2019 3:25 pm Hey, Waterline tiles are going to help with the scum line, as it'll be easier to brush and they make your pool look nice. Can you add them later... yes, but its a lot of work and no way will it be as good as, if you have them laid before the pebbling. 1st you'd have to drain the pool, then with a steady hand, you'd have to remove the pebble 300mm (and a bit down) remove the pebble which has bonded to the coping... and you'd someone with a super steady hand to cut straight around the perimeter, without damaging the pebble. Can it be done? yes, would it be worth it, imo.. not really. plus Refilling of the pool, maybe acid washing the mess they've made whilst doing the tiles, adding chemicals, balancing The cost to add them later would be extra $1000's you might as well have them on to begin with. If the original tiles are still in good nick and stuck solid (ie no druminess/hollow sounds when tapping) then you can tile over tile. Normally the tiler would need to… 1 2733 Depends on where you are building and your type of construction. If timber or steel frames are used, the bathroom walls will be fitted with a fibre cement sheet of some… 5 468 I just got my quote back from Metricon for the belga grey tiles for the master en-suite, bathroom, and two powder rooms ( floor and shower walls only) $7200… 2 397 |