STUDIO TERRAZZO PORCELAIN TILE

Pool tiles are engineered to endure constant water exposure, pool chemicals, and fluctuating temperatures. Made from dense, non-porous materials such as glass and porcelain, they retain their color, finish, and structural integrity in both aquatic and outdoor settings. Standard interior tiles are not designed for these conditions and often lack the durability required for pools.

Frost-resistant tiles prevent cracking during freeze-thaw cycles. Both our porcelain and glass collections are crafted to withstand cold climates, ensuring durability and lasting performance throughout the year.

Yes. Porcelain is dense, water-resistant, and durable against chemicals and weather. It is ideal for interiors, waterlines, and surrounding decks. Always choose pool-rated porcelain for optimal results. AquaBlu offers tiles designed specifically for aquatic environments.

Properly installed and maintained pool tiles can last decades. Waterline and accent tiles typically last 10-20 years, while premium porcelain and glass can last even longer. Maintaining balanced water chemistry and using quality materials is essential. Consult the TCNA for installation guidelines.

Porcelain is generally the most durable option, thanks to its density, low water absorption, and resistance to stains, chemicals, and cracking. For outdoor decks, 2cm porcelain pavers and coping provide exceptional strength and longevity.

Pool tiles usually range from 6mm to 10mm. Glass mosaics are 6-8mm, while porcelain is 8-10mm. For coping and decking, 20mm porcelain or natural stone is recommended for added strength and freeze-thaw durability.

Glass and porcelain are ideal for pool interiors. Both are chemical-resistant, non-porous, and durable. Glass offers vibrant color and reflective qualities, while porcelain provides lasting strength and versatile design options.

Porcelain pool tiles are versatile for pools, spas, kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor living areas. They are suitable for both submerged and exposed applications. AquaBlu can guide you to the best selection for your project.