Anti-slip, wet or dry
Independently verified anti-slip ratings in both wet and dry conditions — so dripping feet and poolside runners keep their grip where smooth tile and concrete turn treacherous.
Poolside Safety Surfacing
Seamless, pour-in-place surfacing that makes the whole pool deck barefoot-friendly — anti-slip when wet, cooler underfoot than concrete, and cushioned for the inevitable poolside tumble.
We pour it as one continuous, joint-free surface across the pool surround, splash zone and lounging deck — your colours, patterns and logo cast straight in — so the deck looks designed, not patched, and drains fast with no puddles between the loungers.
Key enhancements
What seamless poolside surfacing does for a resort.
Cooler underfoot
A University of Western Sydney study found the surface stays significantly cooler in full sun than rubber or artificial grass — no scorched feet on the dash from lounger to water.
Seamless, no trip edges
Poured in place as one continuous sheet: no tiles to lift, no joints to stub a toe, and a flush finish that sheds water fast instead of pooling between loungers.
Cushioned and comfortable
A resilient, slightly giving surface that is kinder to bare feet, knees and the occasional slip than hard tile or stamped concrete.
Shrugs off pool chemistry
Closed-cell polyolefin beads in a two-part aliphatic polyurethane binder resist chlorine — specified to 10 ppm — plus salt and UV, so colours hold and the surface does not degrade poolside.
Your colours, patterns and logo
Fully customisable: graduate your brand palette across the deck, or pour in wayfinding, depth markers and a logo medallion — design freedom a tiled deck cannot match.
Key products
The Polysoft surfaces we pour poolside.
We match the system to each zone — non-porous decks, porous wet surrounds, cushioned tiles and dry lounging areas. Every product links through to its page on Leka Catalogs.
Why choose us
Why resorts surface their pool decks with Polysoft.
One finish, deck to water
From the lounging deck to the splash zone and the pool coping, a single continuous surface — no transition strips, no mismatched materials.
Low-maintenance, hygienic
A sealed, non-porous Aquatrak finish hoses down easily and resists mould and algae; porous Splash drains instantly. Either way: less cleaning, fewer slip claims.
Retrofits over what is there
Aquatrak's low 4–6 mm profile bonds straight over tired concrete or painted decks — a fast resurface without ripping out the existing slab.
Specified and installed by Leka
We spec the right Polysoft system for each zone, manage the pour, and hand over a deck built to last in Asia's sun and monsoon.
Operator FAQ
Common questions for this scope.
Is it really less slippery than tiled pool coping?
Yes — Polysoft surfaces carry independently verified anti-slip ratings tested wet and dry, the conditions a pool deck actually sees. It is a core reason resorts move away from glazed tile and smooth concrete around water.
Won't a poolside deck get too hot for bare feet?
Polysoft runs significantly cooler than rubber or artificial grass in full sun — confirmed by a University of Western Sydney study — and you can specify lighter shades for the hottest zones.
How does it cope with chlorine and salt water?
The system is built from chemical-resistant polyolefin beads and a two-part aliphatic polyurethane binder, specified to resist chlorine to 10 ppm — well beyond normal pool levels — plus salt and UV.
Porous or non-porous — which do we need?
Splash zones and wet surrounds usually want porous Splash so water drains straight through; pool decks and indoor water parks often prefer the non-porous, trowelled Aquatrak finish, which is easier to clean. We specify per zone.
Can we match our brand colours and add a logo?
Yes — colours, patterns, depth markers, wayfinding and logo medallions pour straight into the surface, so the deck reinforces your brand instead of fighting it.
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