Place your order by, or on 16th December to ensure dispatch prior to the Christmas break.

Place your order by, or on 16th December to ensure dispatch prior to the Christmas break.

The TileCloud showroom, office and warehouse will be closed from Wednesday 25th December and will re-open Monday 6th January at 9am.

The TileCloud showroom, office and warehouse will be closed from Wednesday 25th December and will re-open Monday 6th January at 9am.

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Pool Area Tiles

An attractive, well-maintained swimming pool is always a great feature for any property. And it’s no secret that the right pool area tiles can immediately turn an otherwise average looking pool into an incredible looking one. There are so many options when it comes to deciding which pool tiles are best, so here are a few considerations to help you narrow the field of possibilities.

Do you want large tiles arranged in a simple but stylish way, or would you rather have an altogether more extravagant, luxurious finish--perhaps with small tiles arranged in a beautiful mosaic pattern? And of course, it’s not just appearance you have to think about.

While a lavish, shiny finish maybe your idea of pool area perfection, it’s the rougher pool area tiles that are going to provide maximum grip and stability beneath wet feet. After you've settled on the pool tiles for your swimming oasis, take a look at our collection of outdoor tiles to complete your backyard.


FAQ

Can you tile over a pebblecrete pool?
Ideally, it is best not to tile over a pebblecrete pool. This is because the pebblecrete will eventually come off
How can I clean tiles around the pool?
To keep the tiles around your pool looking clean and shiny all year round, it is best to regularly clean them with a pressure washer. If you don't have access to one of these, we recommend using a hose
What color tile should I use in my pool?
When it comes to choosing pool tile colour, it comes to down your style and personal preferences. If you like unique, vibrant tones, choose a bright tile. If you prefer something more subdued, choose neutral matt tiles