Westminster Stone’s Swimming Pool Stone features smooth, rounded edges in various colour palettes to compliment both traditional and contemporary styles.
Available in porcelain and natural stone options, suitable for interior and exterior swimming pools.
Frequently Asked Questions
To clean swimming pool coping stones, rinse regularly to remove pool chemicals and surface residue, then wash with a mild cleaner and a soft brush for day-to-day marks. Avoid harsh or highly acidic products unless you know they’re suitable for your specific stone, as they can damage the surface or affect the finish.
The best material for pool paving is one that balances grip, durability and easy maintenance. Outdoor porcelain is a popular choice for its consistent finish and low porosity, while natural stone can look beautiful and more organic when you want character and variation. The “best” option usually comes down to the look you prefer and how much maintenance you want to take on.
Pool paving thickness depends on the material and how it’s being installed. Many outdoor porcelain ranges are commonly used in around 20mm thickness for patios, while natural stone paving often varies by product and can be thicker for strength and detailing.
Whether you should seal your pool pavers depends on what they’re made from and how exposed they are to staining, chemicals and damp conditions. Porcelain generally doesn’t require sealing, while some natural stones can benefit from added protection to help with maintenance and staining resistance. If you’re exploring protective options, you can browse our range of stone sealer products.
