Tropical Stone Tile

Pool tiles are specifically designed to handle constant exposure to water, chemicals, and outdoor conditions. Constructed from durable, non-porous materials such as glass or porcelain, they resist chlorine, UV rays, moisture, and temperature fluctuations. Unlike standard indoor tiles, pool tiles retain their color, finish, and structural integrity even in demanding aquatic environments.

With proper installation, balanced water chemistry, and effective waterproofing, pool tiles can last 10–20 years or more. Using high-quality adhesives, sealing grout lines, and performing routine maintenance ensures long-lasting durability, visual appeal, and reliable performance.

Waterline tiles offer both decorative and practical benefits. Positioned just below the pool coping, they resist oils and mineral buildup, simplifying cleaning compared to plain plaster. Options like deep blues or shimmering iridescent glass create striking visual accents while enhancing functionality.

Glass tiles provide reflective brilliance and vibrant colors, while porcelain offers natural textures and a timeless aesthetic. Both are highly durable, with your choice depending on design preference and performance needs.

No. Indoor tiles are not designed for full water immersion, chlorine exposure, or outdoor conditions. Using non-pool-rated tiles can result in cracking or detachment. Always select certified pool-grade tiles and follow TCNA guidelines.

AquaBlu offers premium porcelain, glass, ceramic, and stone mosaics, along with expert guidance and installation support. Our collections combine elegant design with enduring performance.

Yes! AquaBlu provides bespoke mosaics, including gradients, decorative borders, and intricate patterns. Visit our Custom Mosaic page or contact us to create a personalized design.

For safety and durability, choose textured, slip-resistant tiles rated for outdoor use. AquaBlu’s 2 cm porcelain pavers combine strength, longevity, and style, making them ideal for pool decks, patios, and surrounding spaces.