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Can A Marble Mosaic Medallion Be Installed In A Pool?


Lips Malloy

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Hi,

I am having a new pool built and I wanted to install some decorative things in the pool walls. Around the pool light, I wanted to install sun rays, in either porcelain or some other suitable material, and on the dividing wall between the pool and spa, I wanted to install a moon. The pool walls and floor will be otherwise covered with Pebble Sheen, except for a porcelain mosaic on the waterline and on the entire dividing wall between pool and spa.

Problem is, I can't find what I'm looking for in a porcelain tile or even glass. I found something that could work, but it is a marble mosaic, and although they say on the website it can be installed in a pool, I am a little concerned about wearability. Can marble be installed on a pool wall that is always submerged? Also, the pool will have a salt water system, and I don't know if that would affect it.

Here is the mosaic I had in mind, except I would cut out the circle with the moon to use on one wall, and install the sun rays part around the pool light.

http://mosaicmarble....html?cPath=6_95

My pool builder has already coated the walls with waterproofing.

Does anyone here have experience with marble tile used in a pool, under the waterline?

Reponses are greatly appreciated, as I need to make a decision soon!

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That pool looks fantastic! I like the way you combined mosaics color with the color of stone that is surrounding the pool.

I am considering glass and stone mosaics. Personally I think that glass mosaic is way much better for water surroundings, but stone mosaics are way better looking.

Anyway I am planing to build pool with marble mosaic, and I am interested if your mosaic have changed in past year due to interaction with water?

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