Lyra Series Porcelain Tile
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Large Format Blue Pool Waterline Tiles
The Lyra Series by Fujiwa offers a refined collection of blue pool tiles designed to bring tranquility and elegance to any space. Each tile features a semi-gloss finish and a harmonious blend of blue, green, yellow, and brown tones. The subtle variations in color and gentle movement within the design evoke a sense of calm, stability, and relaxing energy, making it the perfect choice for creating a serene environment. Ideal for swimming pools, spas, outdoor patios, or interior living areas, the Lyra Series enhances both the visual and tactile experience of your space. Its sophisticated color palette complements a variety of design styles, from contemporary to classic, while the semi-gloss surface adds a soft, reflective quality that interacts beautifully with natural or ambient light.
Durable and easy to maintain, these tiles are suitable for residential and commercial applications, offering long-lasting performance and elegance. Whether you’re designing a peaceful poolside retreat, a spa oasis, or an accent wall, the Lyra Series provides a versatile solution that balances beauty and functionality. Experience the calming allure of Fujiwa’s Lyra Series - order your tile samples online today and start designing a space that exudes serenity and refined style.
FAQ
How do pool tiles differ from standard tiles?
Pool tiles are specifically engineered to handle constant water exposure, pool chemicals, and temperature changes. Made from dense, non-porous materials such as glass and porcelain, they retain their color, finish, and structural integrity in aquatic and outdoor settings. Standard interior tiles are not designed for these conditions and often lack the necessary durability.
What materials are best for pool tiles?
Porcelain and glass are the top choices due to their strength, low water absorption, and long-lasting performance. Porcelain offers versatility with a wide range of styles, while glass provides vibrant color, light reflection, and a premium aesthetic. Natural stone is another option for an organic look, though it usually requires sealing. AquaBlu offers an extensive online selection to suit any design preference.
Why is frost resistance important for porcelain pool tiles?
Frost resistance protects tiles from cracking during freeze-thaw cycles. Our porcelain and glass collections are built to endure cold climates, ensuring year-round durability.
Which finish is best for porcelain pool tiles?
Matte finishes enhance slip resistance, making them ideal for wet areas. Glossy finishes offer a polished, reflective look that highlights depth and color. The right choice balances safety with design intent.
Are there any drawbacks to porcelain pool tiles?
Porcelain is highly durable, low-maintenance, and resistant to water and chemicals. Its primary limitation is the lack of shimmer compared to glass. For added character, explore our zellige-look porcelain tiles, which feature a handcrafted aesthetic.
Is porcelain suitable for swimming pools?
Yes. Porcelain is dense, water-resistant, and engineered for aquatic use. It is suitable for pool interiors, waterlines, and surrounding decks. Always choose pool-rated porcelain for optimal results. AquaBlu’s collections are designed specifically for these applications.
Do porcelain tiles require soaking before installation?
No. Due to their low-absorption, dense composition, soaking is unnecessary. Ensure tiles are clean and dust-free before installation.
How long do pool tiles last?
Properly installed and maintained pool tiles can last for decades. Waterline and accent tiles typically last 10-20 years, while premium porcelain and glass often last even longer. Balanced water chemistry and quality materials are key. Refer to the TCNA for professional guidelines.
Which pool tile is most durable?
Porcelain is considered the most durable option, with excellent resistance to water, stains, chemicals, and cracking. For decks and patios, 2cm porcelain pavers and coping provide exceptional outdoor strength.
What thickness is recommended for pool tiles?
Pool tiles generally range from 6mm to 10mm. Glass mosaics are typically 6-8mm, and porcelain is 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 tools that can scratch tile surfaces. Use non-abrasive, pool-safe brushes instead. Always select pool-rated adhesives and grouts, and consider a waterproofing membrane like Basecrete to prevent moisture damage.
Which materials are best for pool interiors?
Glass and porcelain are the most reliable materials for pool interiors. Both are chemical-resistant, non-porous, and long-lasting. Glass adds vibrant color and reflection, while porcelain delivers strength and versatile style.
Which tiles are best for pool surrounds?
For decks and pool surrounds, select porcelain or glass tiles rated for outdoor use, with slip resistance and 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 highly versatile, suitable for pools, spas, bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor living areas. Their durability makes them ideal for both submerged and exposed installations. AquaBlu’s experts can guide you to the best choice for your project.
What are coping tiles?
Coping tiles finish pool edges, providing a smooth transition from water to deck. They protect the pool shell and enhance the overall design. Options include porcelain, marble, travertine, and other natural stones, combining performance with aesthetic appeal.
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