What geographic components decide which stone can be use under pool?
     Geographic components play an important role in determining which types of stone can be used under a pool. The geological makeup of a region can influence the types of stone that are available and their characteristics. Some key geographic components that can affect the suitability of a stone for use under a pool include:
      1. Climate: The climate of a region can affect the durability and maintenance requirements of the stone. For example, in areas with high humidity, stones that are prone to moisture absorption may not be suitable for use under a pool.
     2. Soil Type: The type of soil in a region can influence the stability of the pool and the suitability of the stone. For example, if the soil is prone to erosion, a stone with good retaining wall properties may be necessary.
    3. Geological Features: The geological features of a region can affect the availability and suitability of certain types of stone. For example, regions with high levels of limestone may have an abundance of this stone available for use under a pool.
     4. Local Building Codes: Local building codes may dictate which types of stone can be used under a pool. For example, some areas may require that the stone is slip-resistant or meets certain safety standards.
When choosing a stone for use under a pool, it is important to consider the local geographic components and consult with a professional installer or supplier to ensure that the stone is appropriate for the specific installation.

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