Pool tiles
Glass mosaics for the pool, non-slip tiles for the surround, and matching coping for a clean edge.
How to choose pool tiles
What to check before you buy. We’re happy to talk it through in the showroom.
The mosaic sets the water colour
The colour of the pool lining decides the colour of the water. White and pale blue look bright and tropical. Darker blues and greens look deep and calm.
Choose a non-slip surround
The pool surround is wet most of summer, so choose a P5 tile or paver. Pale colours stay cooler on bare feet.
Match the pool edge
Several stone-look ranges have a matching 40 mm edge piece, called coping. The surround then wraps over the pool edge in the same tile.
Glass mosaics last
Glass mosaics don't soak up water and they keep their colour. Some are made from 100% recycled glass.
Tile calculator
Enter your room size and tile size. See how many square metres, boxes and tiles to order.
Adhesives and primers
Tile adhesives for walls, floors and large tiles, plus primers to prepare the surface. Ask us which suits your tile and what you're tiling over.
Grout
Cement grout in lots of colours, in 5 kg and 20 kg bags. Match your tile, or pick a colour that frames it.
Tools and accessories
Spacers, trowels, buckets, diamond blades, drill bits and silicone. The small things you don't want to run out of halfway through.
Pool tiles: FAQs
What's the difference between glass and porcelain pool mosaics?
Glass has more depth and sparkle in the water. Porcelain and stone-look mosaics give a softer, natural finish. Both are made for pools.
What is coping?
Coping is the edge piece around the top of the pool. Drop-face coping has a thick 40 mm front edge, so the surround looks like solid stone.
Do you have tiles for the waterline?
Yes. Mosaics and small glazed squares work well along the waterline. We can match them to your coping and interior.
Get a quote
Send us a plan, a photo or a rough list. We’ll come back with tiles, quantities and a price.