Aqua Series Porcelain Tile
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Blue Mosaic Tile for Swimming Pools
Discover timeless elegance with the Aqua Series of porcelain pool tile, where rich ocean-inspired hues meet the enduring charm of Old World craftsmanship. This luxurious collection by Aquatica is designed to bring a sense of depth and sophistication to your pool, spa, or outdoor living space. Featuring a striking palette reminiscent of deep sea blues and tranquil coastal waters, each tile creates a bold visual statement while maintaining a refined aesthetic.
Crafted for both interior and exterior applications, the Aqua Series offers exceptional versatility and performance. Whether you're updating a waterline, designing a full pool interior, or creating an accent wall, these porcelain mosaic tiles provide a seamless blend of style and durability. Each mesh-mounted sheet ensures easy installation, while the smooth, glossy finish adds a polished look and a touch of luminous reflection under water or sunlight. Built to withstand the elements, these tiles are not only beautiful but also engineered for longevity in wet and high-traffic areas. Perfect for modern designs or spaces seeking a classic coastal influence, the Aqua Series makes it easy to transform your pool into a serene, spa-like retreat. Order a sample today and experience the quality for yourself.
FAQ
How are pool tiles different from regular indoor tiles?
Pool tiles are specifically engineered to endure the harsh conditions of swimming pools, including constant water exposure, chlorine, and extreme temperature changes. Their dense, non-porous makeup offers superior durability in submerged or outdoor settings. By contrast, standard tiles for indoor use aren’t built for these challenges and may deteriorate or fail when exposed to moisture or fluctuating weather.
What tile materials are best for pools?
Glass and porcelain tiles are the top choices for pool projects. Porcelain is praised for its strength, water resistance, and wide range of styles. Glass tile offers dazzling color, high reflectivity, and a smooth surface. Natural stone is another option but usually requires sealing. AquaBlu offers the largest online selection of pool tile, and our team is here to help you choose the perfect option.
Why does frost resistance matter for pool tile?
Frost resistance prevents porcelain tiles from cracking during freeze-thaw cycles, especially in cold climates. Our glass and porcelain tiles are built to endure both high heat and freezing temperatures, ensuring long-term performance in any environment.
What tile finish is recommended for pool areas?
Finish matters for both safety and style. Matte finishes are slip-resistant, making them ideal for wet areas. Glossy finishes enhance color and deliver a sleek, polished look. At AquaBlu, we offer a range of finishes to meet both aesthetic goals and safety standards.
Are there any drawbacks to porcelain pool tile?
Porcelain is highly durable and low-maintenance, but it doesn’t offer the same iridescent shine you’ll find in some glass tiles. If you want a more decorative look, explore our zellige-look porcelain tiles, which offer a handcrafted, artisanal appearance.
Is porcelain a good long-term choice for pools?
Absolutely. Porcelain tile is one of the most durable and low-maintenance materials available for pool use. It’s chemical-resistant, non-porous, and built to last. Just make sure to choose porcelain tile rated for pool applications. At AquaBlu, we only stock products specifically made for pool environments.
Should porcelain tiles be soaked before installation?
No, pre-soaking isn’t necessary for porcelain tile. Its low water absorption means it’s ready for installation as long as it’s clean and free from dust or surface residue. Proper prep and using the right setting materials will ensure a strong bond.
How long can quality pool tile last?
With expert installation and regular care, premium pool tiles - like those made from porcelain or glass - can last 10 to 20 years or even longer. To extend the life of your tile, maintain proper water chemistry and follow best practices from the TCNA.
What is the most durable tile option for a pool?
Porcelain is the most durable tile for swimming pools. It resists moisture, stains, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations. For pool surrounds or coping, consider our 2cm porcelain pavers and coping for added strength and outdoor resilience.
What tile thickness is best for pool use?
Glass mosaic tiles are generally 6mm to 8mm thick. Porcelain tiles used in pools are slightly thicker, typically 8mm to 10mm. For decking or coping areas, opt for 20mm thick materials to ensure lasting performance and frost protection.
What should I avoid when using porcelain pool tiles?
Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrubbers that could damage the surface. Always choose pool-safe, non-abrasive cleaning tools. Use adhesives and grout rated for pool use, and consider adding a waterproofing layer like Basecrete for added durability.
What types of tile are most suitable for pool areas?
Glass and porcelain tiles are ideal for swimming pools. They are non-porous, long-lasting, and easy to maintain. Glass offers striking visual appeal, while porcelain delivers dependable performance with timeless design flexibility.
Which tile should be used around the pool deck?
Use porcelain or glass tiles designed for exterior use. Look for features such as slip resistance and frost protection. Our 2cm porcelain pavers and coping provide a sleek, safe, and durable solution for surrounding deck areas.
Where is porcelain pool tile typically installed?
Porcelain pool tiles are incredibly versatile. They can be used in pool interiors, waterlines, spas, bathrooms, kitchens, and patios. Their strength and moisture resistance make them suitable for nearly any indoor or outdoor surface.
What is the purpose of coping tiles?
Coping tiles finish the edge of a pool, creating a seamless transition between the water and surrounding deck. They also help protect the pool’s structure from water infiltration. Choose from materials like porcelain, travertine, or marble for both safety and style.
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