I looked at the Mortex site, but it only says it withstands temperature variations...I'd ask them for details. The other thing I noticed is this: it's going to look like stamped concrete from what I can tell, you just have more colors. I may be wrong, but since you already have stamped concrete, why go to the expense of replacing it with a similar product? Just stain it a different color.

Someone on another forum said 'design for the life you have, not the life you wish you had'. I have wood floors, I love wood floors; I do not have a pool and will never have a pool. The whole landing idea seems pointless to me. If you could 'train' the kids to stand on the landing and dry off, why not dry off outside? If you suspect they'll rush into the house and hit the fridge without thinking (like I would have done at that age) accept reality and go with porcelain. My mother has porcelain floors that visitors always say, "I love your travertine". Some of the porcelains are very good replicas. I have personally not seen any good wood-look tile. It might exist, the stuff I've seen is not good. You might price out the cost of having poly applied every few years because, in my old region, that was $3.00 a sq. ft. I don't like to be a slave to my house and possessions, and I don't want to be grouchy with my family for not being more careful. So I tend to opt for easier maintenance. For me, wood is ideal, I'm not sure it is for you.

There is not enough good information in the picture. Instead, position the camera midway between house and blue pool. Stand 25' from the fence. Aim the camera to catch the right side of the house. Begin taking pictures and pan the camera to the right snapping slightly overlapping pictures until you've captured the far right end of fence. Post the individual pictures, not a panorama made from them. This way we can see context (house) and background beyond the fence.

I, too, have a pool so I understand the necessity of getting the right product. When we bought this downsize, the pool decking was the old green astro turf look. We had installed an indoor/outdoor rug, glue down, and it has been exposed for 4 years to our New England seasons. Still looks good. At your favorite rug store, investigate Stanton’s “Anywhere” carpet. It does not seam well, but it comes off the. bolt at 13’ and your room looks a bit over 9’wide, so seaming won’t happen. Patterns, texture and tones are fab! Basically, the product resembles jute/sisal which provides interest, yet won’t interfere with your color choices. It is a glue down, pretty sure it can go over that tile and be thick enough to meet the other floor. https://www.stantoncarpet.com/gallerylist/ANYWHERE%20COLLECTION