Avoid slip-ups “For a super-durable, chlorine-resistant, non-slip paving option, I suggest a porcelain tile,” says Brett Ward of Brickworks Building Products. “For pavers or bricks around pools and wet areas, we recommend exposure-grade products,” says Amy Mancell of PGH Bricks. “Tested for strength, durability and slip-resistance, they provide textures, colours and sizes for those wanting something a bit different.” Matt Cantwell of Secret Gardens Landscaping loves natural stone. “Natural stones are porous and more slip-resistant, but make sure they are recommended around pools and won’t react adversely to chemicals.” According to landscape designer Ben Scott, “Natural stones that are dense and the least porous, such as granite or slate, are best, as the stone may not need sealing and is chlorine-friendly. But avoid honed stones, because they can be slippery.”…
