Choosing Your Pool Tiles

1. Material: Pool Tiles come in various materials like porcelain, ceramic, glass, stone, and even mosaic. Each has different properties in durability, maintenance, and aesthetic appeal. Different materials will suit the water line and interior of the pool better, while other materials will suit the pool surrounds better. View our Outdoor Tile range here.
2. Durability: Pool tiles should be resistant to water, chemicals, and sunlight. Consider the tile’s ability to withstand changing temperatures and potential damage from pool chemicals.
3. Size and Shape: The size and shape of tiles can significantly impact the overall look of your pool. Larger tiles may look different from smaller ones, while geometric shapes or mosaic tiles offer unique visual effects.
4. Colour and Style: Choose colours and styles that complement your pool design and landscape. Lighter colours can make the water appear more inviting and vibrant, while darker hues may absorb more heat.
5. Texture: Some tiles offer textured surfaces for better grip and slip resistance, an important safety consideration for pool areas.
6. Maintenance: Consider the maintenance requirements of the tiles. Some may require more frequent cleaning or sealing to maintain their appearance.
7. Budget: Your budget will influence the type, quality, and quantity of tiles you can afford. Higher-quality materials cost more initially but can save on replacement and maintenance costs over time.
8. Design and Aesthetics: Think about the overall look you want to achieve. Whether it’s a modern, classic, or natural appearance, the right tiles can significantly enhance your pool’s aesthetic appeal.

Considering these factors will help you choose pool tiles that look great and meet safety requirements and durability standards.