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Pool Wall And Bottom Tile
What gives your pool its color, texture, and lasting protection? Pool wall and bottom tile provides a resilient, stylish interior surface that withstands water, UV rays, and chemicals. Choose from mosaic, glass, or porcelain options for lasting beauty. Explore the collection below.
Pool Wall And Bottom Tile
Equipe Benzene Sky Blue 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Mint 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Greige 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Light Grey 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Matte White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Brite White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Equipe Benzene Cream 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
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Use Guide
Tiling At The Wall Base
Tiling just at the interior wall bottom protects surfaces from knocks and mops. In kitchens, running tile slightly up from kitchen floor tile onto skirting creates a durable plinth. Terracotta floor tile, brick floor tile, or wood look floor tile used this way can be continued up a few courses to form a practical, wipeable baseboard.
Material Choices
Material should echo the main floor. Hexagon floor tile or black and white floor tile at the wall base highlights patterns in compact rooms, while limestone floor tiles or slate floor tile provide quieter transitions in more formal spaces. Wall tile cream soft green above this tiled band softens the junction and flatters furnishings.
Living Rooms And Halls
In living room floor tiles schemes, a slim row of matching tile at the wall bottom can protect plaster from vacuum cleaners and chair legs. This is especially helpful in busy family homes or rentals. Keeping the band low and in a similar tone to the floor ensures the detail feels subtle rather than utilitarian.
Wet And Utility Zones
Laundries, mudrooms, and bathrooms benefit most from these treatments. Extending tile 150–300 millimetres up from the floor catches splashes and makes cleaning easier. When colours, grout, and tile size are chosen carefully, the base becomes a quiet backbone for the rest of the design.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What tile is best for pool walls?
A: Porcelain, ceramic, and glass tiles rated for full submersion are best. They resist UV, chemicals, and abrasion, making them ideal for vertical surfaces in pools. Look for products with frost-proof ratings and a textured surface to prevent slips and ensure long-term adhesion. Our specialists can recommend color palettes that endure sun and chlorine while complementing your pool design.
Q: Can floor tiles be used on pool bottoms?
A: Yes, if they are rated for underwater use. Pool floor tiles should be smooth, non-slip, and properly bonded to withstand water pressure and movement. Look for mosaic collections approved for aquatic installations to ensure vibrant, long-lasting color. Our specialists can help you select adhesives and finishes that keep the surface safe and easy to maintain.
Q: How are pool tiles installed?
A: Tiles are installed using waterproof thin-set mortar and epoxy or polymer-modified grout. Proper curing and surface prep are critical to long-lasting performance. Certified specialists meticulously align each tile to maintain consistent spacing and prevent future leaks. We also conduct a final inspection to ensure your pool looks pristine and stays protected for years.
Q: Do wall and bottom tiles fade?
A: Quality pool tiles resist fading, but ongoing exposure to sunlight and chemicals can dull finishes over time. Regular cleaning and occasional sealing help preserve vibrancy. Advanced finishes are UV-stable and formulated to maintain their color depth season after season. Pairing these materials with professional cleaning and sealing services safeguards your investment and keeps the surface looking showroom-ready.