Using natural stone inside a swimming pool requires careful technical assessment. Continuous immersion, pool chemicals, water pressure, cleaning equipment and temperature changes may affect the stone, surface finish, joints and installation materials.
Natural stone should not be specified solely by its commercial name. Water absorption, chemical resistance, flexural strength, salt resistance and compatibility with the waterproofing and adhesive system must be evaluated. Polished calcium-carbonate stones may lose gloss or become etched under unsuitable water chemistry.
Some dense granites and other tested stones may be suitable for submerged applications when correctly installed. Before approval, the project team should request laboratory data, prepare a full installation mock-up and confirm the pool’s water-treatment system and maintenance procedure.
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