Lunar Series Porcelain Tile (Fujiwa)
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Fujiwa Premium Porcelain Pool Waterline Tiles
The Lunar Porcelain Pool Tile Collection captures the beauty of shifting water and luminous color, offering a design that feels both dynamic and timeless. Subtle yet captivating, these tiles feature unique patterns that create depth and movement, making them a versatile option for a variety of spaces. Whether used along a pool waterline, as a decorative accent, or as part of an interior or exterior installation, the Lunar Series delivers understated elegance with lasting durability.
Available in four distinct designs - Midnight, Emerald, Peacock, and Blue Blend - each tile reflects a rich combination of tones inspired by natural elements. The result is a collection that balances sophistication with visual interest, perfect for enhancing both contemporary and traditional settings. These 6” x 6” porcelain tiles are crafted to withstand exposure to water, chemicals, and changing weather conditions, making them a reliable choice for residential or commercial projects. Installation is straightforward and efficient. Four tiles cover one square foot, or two linear feet when creating a 6” waterline. Whether your goal is a subtle accent or a striking focal point, the Lunar Porcelain Pool Tile Collection offers a versatile solution that brings refinement and beauty to any space.
FAQ
How are pool tiles different from regular tiles?
Pool tiles are engineered to withstand constant exposure to water, pool chemicals, and fluctuating temperatures. Made from dense, non-porous materials such as glass and porcelain, they retain their color and finish in aquatic and outdoor environments. Standard interior tiles are not designed for these conditions and generally lack the required durability.
What materials are best for pool tiles?
Porcelain and glass are the leading choices for pool applications due to their strength, low absorption rates, and long-lasting performance. Porcelain offers versatility and a wide range of styles, while glass provides vibrant color, light reflection, and a premium aesthetic. Natural stone is also an option for a more organic look, though it typically requires sealing. AquaBlu offers an extensive online selection to suit every design preference.
Why is frost resistance important for porcelain pool tiles?
Frost resistance prevents damage during freeze-thaw cycles. Both our porcelain and glass collections are designed for use in cold climates, ensuring durability through every season.
Which finish is best for porcelain pool tiles?
Matte finishes provide added slip resistance, making them ideal for wet areas. Glossy finishes create a polished, reflective look that enhances depth and color. The best choice depends on balancing safety needs with your design goals.
Are there disadvantages to porcelain pool tiles?
Porcelain is highly durable, low-maintenance, and resistant to water and chemicals. Its only limitation is that it does not produce the same shimmering effect as glass. For added character, explore our zellige-look porcelain tiles, which feature a handcrafted aesthetic.
Is porcelain a good choice for swimming pools?
Yes. Porcelain is dense, water-resistant, and designed to perform in aquatic environments. It can be used for pool interiors, waterlines, and surrounding decks. Always select pool-rated porcelain tiles for best results. AquaBlu’s collections are crafted specifically for these applications.
Do porcelain tiles need soaking before installation?
No. Because porcelain is dense and low-absorption, soaking is unnecessary. Ensure tiles are clean and free of dust before installation.
How long do pool tiles last?
With proper installation and care, pool tiles can last decades. Waterline and accent tiles generally last 10-20 years, while premium porcelain and glass tiles often last even longer. Balanced water chemistry and quality materials are key. Refer to the TCNA for professional guidelines.
Which pool tile is the most durable?
Porcelain is widely considered the most durable option, thanks to its density, low water absorption, and resistance to stains and chemicals. For decks and patios, 2cm porcelain pavers and coping provide exceptional strength and performance outdoors.
What thickness is recommended for pool tiles?
Pool tiles typically range from 6mm to 10mm. Glass mosaics are usually 6-8mm thick, while porcelain tiles are 8-10mm. For coping and decking, 20mm porcelain or natural stone is recommended for added strength and freeze-thaw protection.
What installation mistakes should be avoided?
Avoid abrasive cleaning tools that can scratch the tile surface. Instead, use pool-safe, non-abrasive brushes. Always choose adhesives and grouts rated for pools, and consider a waterproofing membrane like Basecrete to guard against moisture damage.
What materials work best for pool interiors?
Glass and porcelain are the most reliable materials for pool interiors. Both are non-porous, chemical-resistant, and long-lasting. Glass enhances water with vibrant color and reflection, while porcelain delivers unmatched strength and style versatility.
Which tiles are best for pool surrounds?
For decks and pool surrounds, choose porcelain or glass tiles rated for outdoor use. Look for slip-resistant surfaces with freeze-thaw durability. Pairing them with 2cm porcelain pavers and coping ensures a cohesive, long-lasting design.
Where can porcelain pool tiles be installed?
Porcelain pool tiles are extremely versatile and can be used in pools, spas, bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor living areas. Their durability makes them ideal for both submerged and exposed applications. AquaBlu’s team can help guide you to the right choice for your project.
What are coping tiles?
Coping tiles finish the edge of a pool, providing a smooth transition from water to deck. They protect the pool shell while enhancing the overall design. Options include porcelain, marble, travertine, and other natural stones - offering a balance of performance and aesthetic appeal.
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