Pool Plaster

Featuring the best pool plaster in New Zealand

Swimming pool plaster varies according to its formulation, finish, and colour and is designed to protect your pool and look good doing it. It’s a choice you want to get right as it sets your pool up for success both now and in years to come. ArchiPro features only the best pool plaster products in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-quality pool equipment.

Types of pool plaster

There are a number of different types of pool plaster in New Zealand, the most popular of which include the following:

Marble

Marble plaster is made using cement and crushed marble. They’re typically white but can be dyed in a range of colours. It is the plainest-looking option and is generally the cheapest.

Quartz

This type of plaster uses quartz instead of marble, making it more resistant and long-lasting. It’s also UV resistant, preventing the colour from fading over time.

Pebble aggregate

Pebble aggregate is made with cement and larger pieces of stone. It has a rougher surface than other types, making it harder to clean. However, it’s extremely durable.

The advantages of high-quality pool plaster

High-quality plaster has several benefits regarding the look and durability of your swimming pool. Products from reputable manufacturers are more durable, longer-lasting and cost-effective in the long run. High-quality options use higher-grade materials resulting in a better finish, and improving the overall look of your pool. It’s also worth noting that high-quality plaster is more versatile in colour and application, easily suiting any pool project in New Zealand.

How to choose a pool plaster that’s right for you

There are a few essential considerations to have before you buy pool plaster in New Zealand. The big consideration is the desired look. Each type has its own natural characteristics, for example, marble plaster lends a more classic aesthetic while quartz and pebble aggregate plasters give off a more modern and contemporary feel. Your surroundings should also be taken into consideration when it comes to the overall appearance of the pool area. Some like to think about it in terms of the nearby natural environment as well as their furnishings and items of decor. Practical elements like longevity and ease of cleaning should also be factored in.