Pool deck material

Is the pic below what you're referring to as Peacock Pavers? If so, are you considering doing it yourself or the pool builder? And are they being laid all the way to the coping like the picture shows or is this additional to the pool deck?

With any kind of paverstone, the quality is determined with how the base is prepared. The gap between the stones allows dust and dirt to collect in the joints and that dirt will find its way to the pool. If you go with grass filling he joints, it's another maintenance item to cut. I highly suggest staying away from any kind of aggregate or decomposed granite filler between the stones because they're like stepping on legos on bare feet. I wish I had a 10' barrier between my grass and pool all the way around it. It's impossible to keep grass clippings out when it's windy. They look nice, but just be aware of the maintenance it adds to an item that is already a maintenance item.

I have firerock around my pool. Great product, but you will need to give it a thorough cleaning (scrubbing) once a year.

My pool is against my yard on 2 sides. Grass goes in and by time I’m finished cutting it’s in the baskets and I scoop it out. Not a big deal. I wanted to keep as much yard as I could so my kids can play

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Is the pic below what you're referring to as Peacock Pavers? If so, are you considering doing it yourself or the pool builder? And are they being laid all the way to the coping like the picture shows or is this additional to the pool deck?

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Yes. Builder.
They will be laid on a concrete slab with no grass in between

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have firerock around my pool. Great product, but you will need to give it a thorough cleaning (scrubbing) once a year.

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Do you use the recommended cleaner from firerock or something else? How long have you had the pool?