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Tiled Swimming Pool — Concrete Stamping in Morisset, NSW

Designerite Beadcrete pool rendering and resurfacing can be used to create an amazing new pool, or it can breathe life back into your old concrete pool.


There are many combinations of glass and pebble you can choose when it comes to your pool. As water has a blue hue, we can create a stunning blue pool. If blue is not for you, there are many more combinations to choose from, such as green or black.


Designerite Beadcrete may be installed by any qualified and experienced pool tradesman. 

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Listed below are general guidance points regarding application of Beadcrete:


  • May be sprayed & trowelled, mixed & barrowed or with use of a bell mixer
  • Applied to the pool shell at a thickness of no less than 8mm–10mm
  • Water exposed, similar to pebblecrete, appropriately timed after initial set
  • Acid-washed to final finish – uniformity & clarity of glass exposure process


Caution: Avoid acid-washing techniques and construction practices contrary to advice given in the Beadcrete Application Guide. This may result in over-exposure of the glass aggregate to the point that materials separate.

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Breadcrete Pool Coating — Concrete Stamping in Morisset, NSW
Roof Coating — Concrete Stamping in Morisset, NSW

Roof Coatings

Concrete Colour Solutions can help you restore, protect or enhance your existing roof with a huge range of roof coatings available Australia-wide.


The coatings are designed to withstand the harshest elements and are made from acrylic resins and fade-resistant pigments, suitable for the collection of rainwater. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What tools are used for concreting?

    When it comes to pool concreting, various specialised tools are essential for achieving a smooth and durable finish. Some of the common tools include trowels, screeds and floats. Trowels help spread and smooth the concrete, while screeds level the surface. Floats, often made of magnesium or wood, even out the concrete after it has been poured. For more intricate tasks, such as detailing around pool areas, edgers and groovers are employed to create clean, sharp lines and prevent cracking.

  • Is it expensive to resurface concrete around a pool?

    Resurfacing concrete around a pool involves various factors that influence the overall cost, such as the size of the area, the condition of the existing concrete and the materials used. While it can be a significant investment, resurfacing provides a refreshed and aesthetically pleasing look, enhancing the durability and safety of the pool area. It’s a practical solution for addressing wear and tear, ultimately prolonging the lifespan of the pool surroundings.

  • Can you renovate an old concrete pool?

    Yes, renovating an old concrete pool is entirely possible. Concrete pools are highly versatile and can be updated or repaired to meet modern standards and aesthetic preferences. Renovations may include resurfacing, retiling or updating the pool’s coping. Such upgrades improve the pool’s appearance and enhance its functionality and safety, making it a more enjoyable feature for your home. This is particularly relevant for those considering pool concreting in Newcastle, where updated pool aesthetics can add significant value to properties.

  • Can I change the depth of my concrete pool?

    Changing the depth of a concrete pool is a feasible but complex process. It typically involves substantial excavation and structural modifications to ensure the pool remains safe and functional. This kind of alteration is often undertaken during significant renovations or when converting a pool for a different use, such as transforming a diving pool into a lap pool or vice versa. Consulting with a professional is crucial to understand the scope and feasibility of such a project.

  • How long does pebblecrete in a pool last?

    Pebblecrete, a popular finish for concrete pools, is known for its durability and aesthetic appeal. With proper maintenance, a pebblecrete surface can last anywhere from 15 to 25 years. Factors such as pool usage, environmental conditions and regular upkeep significantly impact its longevity. Routine cleaning and timely repairs of minor damages can extend the life of a pebblecrete pool finish, ensuring it remains a beautiful and functional part of your outdoor space.

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