Hex Series Porcelain Tile
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Hexagon Tile for Kitchens, Bathrooms, Pools, & Spas
Transform your spaces with the Hex Tile Collection, a stunning series of meticulously crafted hexagonal mosaic tiles that combine modern elegance with enduring functionality. Perfectly suited for pool areas, bathrooms, kitchens, and feature walls, these tiles bring a sophisticated, contemporary aesthetic to any environment. Each piece is precision-made from high-quality porcelain, ensuring long-lasting durability while maintaining its refined appearance over time. Their hexagonal design allows for creative layouts, from classic uniform patterns to striking geometric arrangements, giving you the freedom to express your personal style and elevate your interior or exterior projects.
Pool-rated and resistant to moisture, chemicals, and wear, these tiles deliver both beauty and performance, making them ideal for wet and high-traffic areas. The subtle textures and glossy finishes reflect light beautifully, adding depth and dimension to your floors, walls, or backsplashes. Whether you are updating a bathroom, enhancing a kitchen backsplash, or creating a poolside statement, the Hex Tile Collection offers the perfect blend of practicality and visual appeal. Durable, low-maintenance, and endlessly versatile, these mosaic tiles make it easy to achieve a polished, sophisticated look in any setting. Bring a touch of modern luxury to your home - explore the Hex Tile Collection and start designing your dream space today.
FAQ
How do pool tiles differ from regular indoor tiles?
Pool tiles are engineered to handle constant water exposure, UV rays, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations. They are non-porous, durable, and designed for outdoor and submerged environments. Standard indoor tiles are not built for these conditions and may crack, fade, or deteriorate when exposed to moisture and weather.
Which materials are best for pool tiles?
Porcelain and glass are top choices. Porcelain is dense, water-resistant, and available in many styles. Glass provides vivid color and reflectivity, ideal for waterlines and accents. Natural stone offers an organic aesthetic but usually requires sealing and more maintenance.
Why is frost resistance important for pool tiles?
Frost-resistant tiles prevent cracking caused by freeze-thaw cycles in colder climates. AquaBlu’s porcelain and glass tiles are built to endure seasonal temperature changes, ensuring long-lasting performance.
What tile finishes work best for pools?
Matte or textured finishes improve traction on decks and walkways, while glossy finishes are ideal for reflective waterlines. AquaBlu offers both to balance style and safety.
Are there any drawbacks to porcelain pool tiles?
Porcelain is durable and low-maintenance, though it doesn’t reflect light as intensely as glass. Options like zellige-inspired and wood-look porcelain add style and versatility.
Can porcelain tile be used underwater?
Yes, pool-grade porcelain is rated for full water immersion, making it suitable for interiors, steps, and waterlines.
Do porcelain tiles need soaking before installation?
No. Porcelain has a very low absorption rate and can be installed once clean and dust-free.
How long do pool tiles last?
Properly installed and maintained, pool tiles can last 10–20 years or more. Following TCNA standards, using waterproofing, and selecting quality adhesives and grout extend their lifespan.
What’s the most durable tile for pools?
Porcelain is highly durable, resisting water, chemicals, and temperature changes. For decks and coping, AquaBlu’s 2cm porcelain pavers offer extra strength and slip resistance.
What thickness is ideal for pool tiles?
Pool tiles range from 6-10mm. Glass mosaics are usually 6-8mm, while porcelain is 8-10mm. For coping or high-traffic areas, 2cm tiles provide added durability.
What installation mistakes should I avoid?
Avoid using non-pool-rated adhesives, skipping waterproofing, or poor surface preparation. Use systems like Basecrete and hire experienced installers for reliable results.
Which tile is best for the pool interior?
Glass and porcelain are both excellent. Glass adds sparkle and depth, while porcelain provides durability and easy maintenance. Ensure all tiles are certified for underwater use.
Which tile is best around the pool?
Textured, outdoor-rated porcelain is ideal for patios, decks, and walkways. AquaBlu’s 2cm pavers offer slip resistance and long-lasting performance.
Where else can porcelain pool tile be used?
Porcelain is versatile, great for spas, showers, bathrooms, patios, and even kitchen backsplashes - thanks to its durability and moisture resistance.
What is pool coping and why is it important?
Pool coping is the border between the pool shell and deck. It protects the structure, directs water flow, provides a slip-resistant edge, and offers a clean, finished look. Common materials include porcelain, travertine, and marble.
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