This limestone patio and pool coping was designed and installed by Gappsi in Centerport, Long Island NY. A combination of roman pattern and smaller set random design pattern, fills the patio area. This is all surrounded by 6×9 outside borders and 2 inch random sized pool coping, with a natural-finished surface and a tumbled split rock-faced front.
Installation was done on 4 inches of poured concrete base and one inch of fine sand. The joints between the limestone pavers were filled with beige polymeric sand.
The color variation of this limestone varies containing browns, grays, greens, beige, and maroon colors. They are natural colors that blend in with any surrounding landscape.
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This swimming pool, backyard patio, and the house exterior renovation were designed by Giuseppe Abbrancati and installed by the Gappsi team. We decided to use 24×24 porcelain pavers. Porcelain pavers are very durable and require no maintenance; they are also very precise in size and thickness. Their color variations are also very consistent and the texture is very comfortable to walk on. The home owner wanted a modern and clean look, with a stucco finish for the exterior walls and a simple stack bond pattern for the patio. The colors were a perfect blend of light beige and the pool coping was made of sandblasted marble pavers. This highlighted the pool shape and also matched the white trim of the house.
This project also included the total renovation of the swimming pool. Starting with a liner change, an all new re-plumbing of skimmers and jets, a new light, a new filter pump, and a new heater. We also added an automation system with ozone and a salt-chlorine generator. The pool patio was made of old clay pavers and the pool wall were made of steel panels. We tied ½ inch rebar to the walls all around the pool and poured 4 inches of 3500 PSI concrete with fiber mesh mixed in it.
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Award Winning Driveway and Backyard East Islip NY Designed by Giuseppe Abbrancati Installed By Gappsi
Throw Back Time 1997
Throw Back Time 1997Award Presented To Giuseppe Abbrancati Gappsi, Upscale project built in Islip, NY uses 60mm Roma I and Roma II stones, both with rounded edges, plus 6-inch square Rustico pavers. The stones are placed in a running bond pattern, beginning at the driveway apron and continuing around each circle. This creates the illusions of changing lines of eight circles that lead to the grand, courtyard circle of a neo-classical, two-level home. Charcoal Rustico stones are used as inserts to enhance flowing lines of the driveway and outline the courtyard, while fans are added between circles to give the driveway a scalloped border. The home’s backyard patio and pool deck incorporate the Roma stone profiles with larger Coral Roma I and Corso stones, combining fan and herringbone and running bond patterns
Award Winning Masonry Design By Giuseppe Abbrancati Gappsi
Throw Back Time 1998
Throw Back Time 1998Award Presented To: Giuseppe Abbrancati Gappsi
The water in this faux pool is hard enough to support people who wish to get a view of the softer water just yards away. Adjacent to a catering hall, the roof plaza deck is a subtle metaphor: hold a great pool party without getting wet. The illusion of the water’s motion is cleverly introduced into the pattern, even in the whirlpool bath. The pavers rest on a thin layer of bedding sand over a waterproof membrane. Paving stones were custom colored and manufactured by Nicolock
project Location: Huntington, Long island NY
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Paving Stone Driveway Award Winning Design West Islip NY
Throw Back Time 1995
Throw Back Time 1995Award Presented To: Gappsi 1995 Location: West Islip, NY
A circular designs incorporated at the front entrance of this residence is used as a focal point and blends with flowing lines of pavestones. Pavers are 60mm thick, placed on top of a 10-in. sub base. A 4,500 square foot circular driveway was installed on 1-inch sand in a running bond pattern using lines of Charcoal Roma variations to enhance the layout