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FAQ
How are pool tiles different from standard indoor tiles?
Pool tiles are engineered to endure constant water exposure, chemicals, and fluctuating temperatures. Unlike typical indoor tiles designed for dry, controlled environments, pool tiles are non-porous, highly durable, and built to maintain performance in submerged and outdoor settings.
Which materials are ideal for pool tile installation?
Porcelain and glass are top choices for pool applications due to their low porosity and chemical resistance. Porcelain is strong, cost-effective, and available in many styles. Glass tiles offer reflective brilliance and complete moisture resistance. Natural stone provides excellent slip resistance but usually requires sealing. AquaBlu offers a wide selection of premium pool tiles for residential and commercial projects.
Are there drawbacks to porcelain pool tiles?
Porcelain may lack the shimmering effect of some glass tiles, but it delivers exceptional durability and timeless style. AquaBlu also offers unique options like zellige-look porcelain tiles, combining long-lasting performance with distinctive design appeal.
What is the expected lifespan of pool tiles?
With quality materials, professional installation, and proper maintenance, pool tiles can last 10–20 years or longer, outperforming plaster finishes. Adhering to TCNA guidelines, using professional-grade adhesives, and maintaining balanced water chemistry maximizes longevity.
Which pool tile material is most durable?
Porcelain stands out for durability, low water absorption, and resistance to cracking, staining, and chemicals. For decks and coping, 2cm porcelain pavers provide strength and visual consistency. Explore AquaBlu’s full collection of 2cm pavers and coping for complete solutions.
What common mistakes should be avoided with porcelain pool tiles?
Avoid abrasive cleaning tools that can scratch tiles. Use soft brushes and pool-safe cleaners. Ensure proper installation with recommended adhesives and waterproofing systems like Basecrete. Always choose tiles rated for wet or submerged applications to ensure long-lasting results.
Which tile types are best for pools?
Both glass and porcelain tiles are excellent for pools. Porcelain is versatile and durable for waterlines and interiors. Glass offers vibrant color, shine, and high resistance to moisture and chemicals. Both are low-maintenance, long-lasting options for modern pool designs.
Which tiles work best for pool decks and surroundings?
For pool decks and patios, select slip-resistant, outdoor-rated tiles. Anti-slip porcelain tiles or 2cm pavers paired with matching coping provide safety, durability, and style. These tiles are built to withstand water, UV exposure, and temperature fluctuations - ideal for pool decks, patios, and coping installations.
