Pool Tiles

If you’re adding a pool to your home, it’s essential to understand the areas it covers. The space around the pool is known as the pool surface. It is where you can sit down in the lounge with friends or enjoy sunbathing. Hence, pool tiles should offer a good grip, so your family or friends do not slip easily.

The most popular pool tiles for pool surrounds, and complementary pool copings are marble, travertine, limestone, sandstone, and bluestone.

When choosing pool tiles, the primary consideration is to see if they match your existing or new ones in the outdoor space. It should also have a good grip quality to minimise slip.

As finishes in pools and spas are submerged in water frequently, every pool finish will eventually be subjected to various diverse water chemistry conditions. Specific pool tiles are more rigid and resilient to these changes. Sadly, no pool tile material is impervious to issues and deterioration if a pool is improperly maintained. As a result, your choices will significantly impact your pool’s long-term beauty and quality. Your swimming pool finish will last longer the better you maintain it.

Modern-day pool architecture has accepted tumbled pool tiles. They are easy to install, pocket-friendly, and look great as pool surrounds and copings.

More than 30 mm thick pavers can be used as Pool Surfaces. You can also choose tiles with 20mm thickness for your Pool Surface flooring option.

Pool tiles are exposed to chlorine water and bear a good footfall. Sealing the pool tiles and resealing them once every 2-3 years to maintain them is highly recommended.

At the time of installation, we recommend putting at least 2 coats of sealant on the pool surface pavers or tiles.

Yes, in case of wine or any other liquid spills on the surface of the pool surface, it could stain. Sealing the pool tiles is the best way to prevent staining.

A pH-neutral cleanser is the best approach to maintaining and cleaning the pool surface pavers and tiles. The stones that make up the pool surface may be cleaned with an essential soap or detergent solution. Also, we strongly advise resealing pool tiles once a year to prolong their life and keep them looking naturally beautiful.

We have a range of natural stone tiles that are good to use in the swimming pool. Travertine, Limestone, Bluestone, Marble and Sandstone are all popular for use in and around the pool areas. You can choose the perfect natural stone tile for your space depending on your design preference and the existing colour theme of your project space.

Yes, premium natural stone pool tiles are expensive. They come in a range of colours, sizes and textures and give a lavish look to pool areas. Available in Travertine, Sandstone, Limestone, Marble and Bluestone, they are stunning, durable, versatile and can withstand all weather conditions. In addition to adding beauty and functionality, pool tiles bring immense value to your property and long-lasting returns on your investment.