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Guide to Stamped Concrete around Fiberglass Pools

April 23rd, 2009

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By Jason Hughes

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This video gives you an up-close look at stamped concrete pool patio and breaks down some of your options.

At River Pools, we manufacture world-class fiberglass swimming pools for customers across North America. If you would like to get an inground fiberglass pool for your home, you can browse our pool shapes, visit our pool photo gallery, or request custom pricing today by clicking the button below and filling out our contact request form. Happy swimming!

You can also download our free ebook below for an in-depth guide to buying a fiberglass swimming pool:

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