Dany Series Porcelain Tile
6 products
6 products
Interlocking Porcelain Brick Tile by Tesoro
Bring timeless charm and seaside-inspired style to your space with the Dany Collection, a stunning series of brick-look porcelain tiles. Measuring 6.5" x 15.25", each interlocking tile features a unique hybrid glossy and smooth finish, offering both visual depth and a refined texture. Perfectly suited for wet area applications, these tiles are ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, pool surrounds, and other moisture-prone environments.
Available in six sophisticated shades, the Dany Collection makes it easy to complement any design style, from laid-back coastal retreats to sleek, modern interiors. The authentic brick appearance adds warmth and character, while the contemporary finish ensures a fresh, updated look. Whether you’re renovating a home or enhancing a commercial space, these tiles provide the ideal balance between rustic charm and modern elegance. Engineered with the strength and durability of porcelain, the Dany Collection stands up to daily wear while maintaining its beauty for years to come. Their versatile design works seamlessly in both indoor and outdoor settings, allowing you to carry a cohesive aesthetic throughout your entire property. Transform your walls, backsplashes, or outdoor living areas into stylish, functional focal points with the Dany Collection.
FAQ
How Are Pool Tiles Different from Standard Tiles?
Pool tiles are specifically designed to withstand constant exposure to water, chemicals, and changing temperatures. They are non-porous, exceptionally durable, and ideal for submerged or consistently wet areas. By contrast, standard tiles are generally made for dry, indoor use and may not provide the durability or resistance required for pool environments.
Which Material Is Best for Pool Tiling?
Porcelain and glass are among the most popular and reliable options for pool tiles. Porcelain offers excellent durability, water resistance, and low maintenance, with a variety of styles and finishes to choose from. Glass tiles deliver vibrant color and reflective beauty, while also being non-porous, though they tend to be a premium-priced option. For a more organic aesthetic, sealed natural stone tiles offer texture and slip resistance. Explore the largest online selection of swimming pool tiles and connect with our team to find the right fit for your project.
Why Choose Frost-Resistant Pool Tiles?
Frost-resistant pool tiles help prevent cracks and damage in areas prone to freezing temperatures. Our porcelain and glass pool tiles are built to handle extreme conditions, ensuring durability and reducing maintenance needs year-round.
What Type of Finish Works Best for Pool Tiles?
The finish you choose impacts both the appearance and functionality of your pool tiles. Matte finishes provide added slip resistance - ideal for pool decks, while glossy finishes enhance color vibrancy for a sleek, polished look. Select the finish that aligns with your safety requirements and aesthetic goals.
What Are the Drawbacks of Porcelain Pool Tiles?
While porcelain pool tiles excel in performance and longevity, they may not offer the same shimmer and depth as glass tiles. Even so, their unmatched durability and easy upkeep make them a practical and attractive choice. Consider trending options such as zellige-look tiles for added character and style.
Is Porcelain Tile Suitable for Pools?
Yes. Porcelain tiles are an excellent choice for pools due to their strength, low water absorption, and chemical resistance. Just be sure to select tiles that are specifically rated for pool use. Not all mass-produced porcelain tiles meet the same standards as those from specialty brands like AquaBlu.
Do These Tiles Need Soaking Before Installation?
No. Thanks to their very low absorption rate, porcelain tiles do not require soaking before installation. Simply ensure they are clean and dust-free for the best results.
How Long Can Pool Tiles Last?
With proper installation and care, pool tiles can last for decades. Choosing high-quality materials, working with skilled installers, and maintaining your tiles regularly will maximize their lifespan. Follow TCNA guidelines and source pool-rated tiles from reputable suppliers for optimal results.
What Is the Most Durable Tile for Pools?
Porcelain is often the most durable choice for pools thanks to its strength, low absorption rate, and chemical resistance. For surrounding areas such as decks and coping, 2cm porcelain pavers offer exceptional long-term performance. Browse our premium collection of 2cm pavers and coping for the perfect combination of durability and style.
How Thick Should Pool Tile Be?
Most pool tiles range from 6mm to 10mm in thickness. Glass tiles are generally thinner, while porcelain tiles tend to be slightly thicker. For pool decks, 2cm options deliver maximum durability and resistance to the elements.
What Issues Should Be Avoided with Porcelain Pool Tiles?
Common missteps include using abrasive tools that can scratch the surface or applying non-pool-rated materials during installation. Always clean with non-abrasive tools and use high-quality adhesives, grout, and waterproofing systems such as Basecrete to maintain both appearance and performance.
What Tiles Are Best for Pools?
Glass and porcelain tiles remain the leading options for pool applications thanks to their water resistance, durability, and style. Glass tiles offer brilliant color and shine, while porcelain delivers strength and versatility across a range of settings.
What’s the Ideal Tile for Surrounding a Pool?
For pool surrounds, opt for tiles specifically designed for outdoor, wet environments. Anti-slip porcelain or textured glass tiles are excellent choices, as they resist chemical exposure and temperature fluctuations. 2cm porcelain pavers with coordinating coping provide a seamless and durable finish.
Where Can Porcelain Pool Tiles Be Installed?
Porcelain pool tiles are incredibly versatile and can be used in pools, spas, kitchens, bathrooms, and more, making it easy to create a cohesive design throughout your indoor and outdoor spaces. Contact our team for personalized recommendations.
What Is Pool Coping?
Pool coping is the cap or edging that sits between the pool structure and surrounding deck. It offers a clean transition, protects against water intrusion, and enhances the pool’s appearance. Available in materials like porcelain, travertine, marble, and remodel coping, it combines both function and style.
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