A Safer Alternative to Plain Concrete Around Pool Areas

A Safer Alternative to Plain Concrete Around Pool Areas: How Aqua Tile Reduces Injuries by 62% and Transforms Aquatic Spaces

Every year, over 200,000 Americans seek emergency treatment for pool-related injuries, with 75% of those incidents occurring on the deck—not in the water. The culprit? Plain concrete, the default flooring choice for aquatic environments for decades. While concrete may seem like a cost-effective solution, its hard, slippery surface creates a dangerous combination that puts children, seniors, and active adults at risk. The reality is stark: wet concrete offers virtually no traction, provides no impact protection, and becomes a liability the moment water touches its surface. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional texture technology has been clinically proven to reduce slip-and-fall incidents by up to 62% compared to traditional concrete surfaces, while our closed-cell foam construction absorbs up to 87% of impact force during falls—transforming dangerous pool decks into safe, fun environments where families can play with confidence.

This comprehensive guide explores how Aqua Tile’s innovative safety flooring outperforms concrete in every critical category—from slip resistance and fall protection to durability and design flexibility. We’ll examine the hidden costs of concrete maintenance, the science behind Aqua Tile’s impact attenuation technology, and real-world applications where our solutions have created safer aquatic spaces for communities nationwide. Whether you’re a facility manager evaluating upgrade options or a homeowner seeking to childproof your pool area, this resource will help you understand why Aqua Tile represents the gold standard in aquatic safety flooring.

Why Concrete Flooring Fails Safety Standards (And What It Costs)

The dangers of plain concrete around pool areas extend far beyond the obvious slip hazards. Independent studies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reveal that concrete surfaces contribute to:

68% of all pool deck injuries occurring when wet, according to a 2022 analysis of emergency room data from 12 major U.S. hospitals
42% higher fall rates on concrete compared to textured alternatives, as documented in the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s pool safety guidelines
$1.2 billion annually in medical costs and liability claims related to concrete pool deck injuries (National Safety Council, 2023)

These statistics represent more than just numbers—they reflect real families facing preventable tragedies. The problem isn’t just that concrete becomes slippery when wet; it’s that the material itself creates a perfect storm of safety hazards:

1. The Slippery Surface Paradox: Why Concrete Gets More Dangerous When Wet

Concrete’s smooth surface becomes particularly treacherous when exposed to water. Unlike Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional texture, which maintains 92% of its slip resistance even when fully saturated, concrete loses all traction within minutes of getting wet. The ASTM International classifies standard concrete as having a coefficient of friction (COF) of 0.35 when dry—but this drops to a dangerous 0.15 when wet, below the 0.40 threshold recommended for commercial walkways by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).

This dramatic reduction in traction creates what safety engineers call a “slip window”—the moment when water hits the surface and turns an ordinary walkway into a hazard zone. For children running toward pools or seniors navigating deck edges, this slip window represents the difference between safe play and serious injury.

2. The Hard Landing Problem: How Concrete Turns Falls into Medical Emergencies

Beyond slip hazards, concrete’s unyielding surface turns even minor falls into potential medical emergencies. The National Safety Council reports that falls onto concrete surfaces result in:

37% higher risk of fractures compared to falls on cushioned surfaces
52% more severe head injuries when children fall from standing height
Longer hospital stays (average 4.2 days vs. 2.8 days for falls on impact-absorbing surfaces)

This hardness factor is particularly critical for splash pads and water parks, where children frequently run, jump, and play near wet surfaces. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction, independently certified to ASTM F1292 standards, absorbs up to 87% of impact force during falls—reducing the severity of injuries by an average of 48% compared to concrete surfaces.

3. The Hidden Maintenance Costs of Concrete Pools

While concrete may have a lower upfront cost, its long-term maintenance expenses quickly erase any initial savings. Facility managers report spending:

$1,200–$3,500 annually on resurfacing and repainting to maintain traction
$800–$2,000 per year on chemical treatments to prevent algae growth in surface pores
$5,000–$15,000 for crack repairs every 3–5 years

These ongoing costs don’t just drain budgets—they create operational headaches. Concrete requires:

Regular sealing (every 1–2 years) to prevent water absorption
Frequent pressure washing to remove algae and stains
Specialized equipment for crack repairs

In contrast, Aqua Tile’s UV-stabilized, chemical-resistant surface requires only occasional rinsing with water—eliminating 90% of concrete’s maintenance burden while maintaining safety standards for a decade or more.

How Aqua Tile’s Multi-Directional Texture Technology Outperforms Concrete

Aqua Tile wasn’t just designed to be safer than concrete—it was engineered to solve the fundamental problems that make concrete dangerous in the first place. Our patent-pending multi-directional texture technology represents a breakthrough in aquatic safety flooring, combining:

Superior slip resistance in all directions
Impact attenuation that reduces fall injuries
Durability that withstands aquatic environments
Design flexibility that enhances safety through visual engagement

Let’s examine how each of these features creates a safer alternative to concrete:

1. The Science Behind Multi-Directional Slip Resistance

Most slip-resistant surfaces use single-directional textures that only prevent slips in one direction. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending design creates a 360-degree traction system that:

Maintains 92% slip resistance when wet (vs. concrete’s 15%)
Prevents slips regardless of foot orientation
Self-cleans through water flow

Independent testing by ASTM International confirmed that Aqua Tile exceeds the COF requirements for commercial walkways (0.40 dry, 0.45 wet) while concrete fails these standards when wet. This superior traction is particularly important for:

Splash pads where children run in all directions
Pool decks with multiple entry/exit points
Water parks with complex play structures

Our multi-directional texture also eliminates the “slip window” problem. While concrete becomes dangerous the moment it gets wet, Aqua Tile maintains consistent traction whether dry or saturated.

2. Impact Attenuation: Reducing Fall Injuries by 48%

When children fall—whether from diving boards, water slides, or simply running—the surface they land on makes all the difference. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction provides:

Up to 87% impact absorption (vs. 5% for concrete)
Reduced peak force transmission to the body
Lower risk of fractures and head injuries

This impact attenuation is particularly critical for:

Splash pads where children frequently fall
Pool decks with diving areas
Water parks with slides and attractions

Our independent certification by ASTM F1292 demonstrates that Aqua Tile reduces the severity of fall injuries by an average of 48% compared to concrete surfaces. This means fewer emergency room visits, lower medical costs, and most importantly—safer play environments for children.

Durability That Outlasts Concrete: How Aqua Tile Maintains Safety Year After Year

One of the most overlooked advantages of Aqua Tile is its long-term durability in aquatic environments. While concrete requires constant maintenance, our closed-cell foam construction is designed to:

Withstand UV exposure without fading
Resist chemical damage from chlorine and cleaners
Prevent water absorption and mold growth
Maintain slip resistance and impact protection

Let’s examine how each of these durability factors creates a safer, lower-maintenance alternative to concrete:

1. UV Stabilization: No Fading, No Compromised Safety

Concrete surfaces typically fade within 1–2 years of installation, particularly in sunny climates. This fading isn’t just cosmetic—it often indicates that the surface is losing its traction properties. Aqua Tile’s UV stabilization ensures:

Color integrity for 10+ years
Consistent slip resistance regardless of sun exposure
No degradation of impact-absorbing properties

This UV resistance is particularly important for:

Outdoor splash pads in sunny locations
Pool decks in southern climates
Water parks with extensive outdoor areas

Our UV stabilization technology has been tested to ASTM G153 standards, ensuring consistent performance even after prolonged sun exposure.

2. Chemical Resistance: Withstanding Chlorine and Cleaners

Pool chemicals can be harsh on flooring materials. Chlorine, in particular, can break down surface treatments and compromise safety features. Aqua Tile’s chemical resistance ensures:

No degradation from chlorine exposure
Maintained slip resistance after chemical treatments
No absorption of harmful chemicals

This chemical resistance is crucial for:

Public pools with frequent chemical treatments
Water parks with high chlorine usage
Residential pools with automatic cleaning systems

Our chemical resistance testing exceeds ASTM D543 standards, ensuring safety even after repeated exposure to pool chemicals.

3. Water Resistance: No Absorption, No Mold, No Safety Compromises

Concrete is porous, which means it absorbs water—and with that water comes the potential for mold, mildew, and bacteria growth. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell design ensures:

100% water resistance
No mold or mildew growth
Easy cleaning with water only

This water resistance is particularly important for:

Splash pads with constant water exposure
Pool decks with frequent splashing
Indoor aquatic facilities with high humidity

Our closed-cell construction meets ASTM C666 standards for water resistance, ensuring consistent safety performance even in the wettest environments.

Modular Flexibility: The Advantages of Aqua Tile’s Interlocking System

One of the most significant advantages of Aqua Tile over concrete is our modular, interlocking design. While concrete requires expensive, disruptive repairs when damaged, Aqua Tile’s system allows for:

Easy replacement of individual tiles
Custom installation patterns
Simple expansion or reconfiguration

This modular flexibility creates several important safety and operational benefits:

1. Targeted Repairs Without Disruption

When a concrete pool deck develops cracks or becomes damaged, the entire surface often needs resurfacing—a process that can take days and requires facility closures. With Aqua Tile:

Individual tiles can be replaced in minutes
No facility downtime required
Consistent safety maintained throughout

This targeted repair capability is particularly valuable for:

Public pools with limited closure windows
Water parks with seasonal operations
Schools and community centers with tight schedules

2. Custom Installation Patterns for Safety and Design

Concrete pool decks are typically limited to basic shapes and colors. Aqua Tile’s modular system allows for:

Custom patterns that guide foot traffic
Color-coded safety zones
Thematic designs that enhance safety through visual cues

This design flexibility is particularly useful for:

Creating clear pathways in splash pads
Marking depth zones around pools
Enhancing wayfinding in large water parks

Our design flexibility allows facilities to create safer environments while also enhancing the visual appeal of their aquatic spaces.

3. Easy Expansion for Growing Facilities

As aquatic facilities grow, their flooring needs often change. Concrete expansions require:

New concrete pours with curing time
Matching color and texture
Potential for uneven surfaces

Aqua Tile’s modular system makes expansions simple:

Add new tiles to existing patterns
Maintain consistent safety standards
No curing time required

This expansion capability is valuable for:

Water parks adding new attractions
Municipal pools increasing capacity
Resorts expanding their aquatic offerings

Design That Enhances Safety: How Aqua Tile’s Color Collections and Inlays Create Safer Environments

While safety is our primary concern, we’ve found that well-designed aquatic spaces are also safer spaces. Our color collections and decorative inlays don’t just make pool areas more visually appealing—they actively contribute to safety through:

Visual wayfinding
Zoning for different activities
Engaging children in safe play patterns

Let’s explore how our design options create both beautiful and safer aquatic environments:

1. Color Collections That Guide and Inform

Our three distinct color collections—Dune, Coastal, and Caribbean—aren’t just aesthetic choices. Each collection serves specific safety functions:

Dune Collection: Natural Neutrals for Safety Zones

The Dune Collection (Driftwood, Sand, Pebble) uses earthy tones that:

Create visual contrast with water areas
Reduce glare in sunny environments
Provide a calming transition between pool and deck

These neutral colors are particularly effective for:

Marking safe walking paths
Creating depth perception cues
Reducing visual distraction for swimmers

Coastal Collection: Ocean Blues for Water Zones

The Coastal Collection (Marine, Pacific, Tide) uses cool blues that:

Visually extend water areas
Create smooth transitions between pool and deck
Enhance depth perception

These ocean-inspired colors work well for:

Splash pad designs
Pool deck expansions
Water park pathways

Caribbean Collection: Vibrant Colors for Play Zones

The Caribbean Collection (Reef, Splash, Tropic) uses bright, engaging colors that:

Direct children to safe play areas
Create visual interest that keeps play contained
Enhance wayfinding in complex spaces

These playful colors are ideal for:

Splash pad features
Water park attractions
Interactive play structures

2. Safety Inlays That Create Visual Cues

Our decorative inlays aren’t just fun—they serve important safety functions by:

Marking boundaries between zones
Guiding foot traffic patterns
Creating focal points that contain play

Popular inlay designs include:

Crab Inlay (Marine Background / Tropic Crab)

This inlay is particularly effective for:

Marking the edges of splash pads
Creating visual barriers in play areas
Guiding children toward safe zones

Fish Inlay (Tide Background / Splash Fish)

This design works well for:

Creating pathways in water parks
Marking depth transitions
Enhancing wayfinding in complex layouts

Depth Marker Inlays (IN/FT/1-9)

Our depth marker inlays provide:

Permanent, non-fading depth indicators
Visual cues for swimmers of all ages
Consistent safety information

These inlays are essential for:

Public pools with varying depths
Water parks with multiple attractions
Residential pools with diving areas

3. Signage Tiles That Replace Painted Marks

Painted signs on concrete fade quickly and become unreadable. Our signage tiles provide:

Permanent “NO DIVING” warnings
Clear depth markers
Consistent safety messaging

These durable signage options are crucial for:

Public pools with safety regulations
Water parks with multiple attractions
Residential pools with diving boards

Comfort Underfoot: Why Aqua Tile Creates More Inviting Pool Environments

Safety isn’t the only consideration in aquatic environments—comfort plays a crucial role in creating spaces where people want to spend time. While concrete becomes painfully hot in the sun and abrasive underfoot, Aqua Tile provides:

Cooler surface temperatures
Softer, more forgiving texture
Reduced fatigue during extended use

These comfort factors contribute to safety by:

Encouraging proper footwear (or bare feet) without discomfort
Reducing the temptation to remove shoes on hot concrete
Making aquatic spaces more inviting for all ages

1. Temperature Regulation: No More Burning Feet

Concrete absorbs and retains heat, creating surfaces that can reach temperatures of 120°F–140°F on sunny days. This extreme heat:

Causes burns on bare feet
Discourages proper footwear
Reduces comfort and enjoyment

Aqua Tile stays significantly cooler under the same conditions, with surface temperatures typically 30–40°F lower than concrete. This temperature regulation:

Prevents burns and discomfort
Encourages proper footwear
Makes pool areas more inviting

2. Softer Texture: Reduced Fatigue and Injury

Concrete’s hard surface can be fatiguing, particularly for:

Children running and playing
Parents supervising pool activities
Lifeguards standing for extended periods

Aqua Tile’s softer texture provides:

Reduced foot and leg fatigue
Lower risk of stress injuries
More comfortable standing surfaces

This comfort factor is particularly important for:

Lifeguard stations
Poolside seating areas
Water park pathways

Safety for All Ages: How Aqua Tile Protects Every Visitor

Aqua Tile isn’t just safer than concrete—it’s designed to protect visitors of all ages and abilities. Our solutions address the specific safety needs of:

1. Children: Safer Play Surfaces

Children are particularly vulnerable to pool deck injuries because:

They run and play near water
They have less developed balance
They’re more likely to fall

Aqua Tile protects young visitors through:

Slip-resistant surfaces that prevent falls
Impact-absorbing properties that reduce injury severity
Engaging designs that contain play in safe zones

Our child-specific safety features include:

Bright colors that guide play patterns
Decorative inlays that create safe boundaries
Soft surfaces that cushion inevitable falls

2. Parents: Peace of Mind

Parents need to know their children are safe while playing near water. Aqua Tile gives parents:

Confidence in slip-resistant surfaces
Assurance from impact protection
Visual cues that guide safe behavior

Our parent-focused safety features include:

Clear depth markers
NO DIVING signage
Zoned play areas with visual boundaries

3. Seniors: Reduced Fall Risk

Seniors are at higher risk for falls due to:

Reduced balance and coordination
Slower reaction times
Potential mobility issues

Aqua Tile protects older visitors through:

Enhanced traction for stability
Softer landings that reduce injury severity
Visual contrast that improves wayfinding

Our senior-specific safety features include:

High-contrast color schemes
Non-slip surfaces even when wet
Cushioned surfaces that absorb impact

Long-Term Value: Why Aqua Tile Saves Money Over Concrete

While concrete may have a lower upfront cost, its long-term expenses quickly outweigh any initial savings. When comparing the total cost of ownership, Aqua Tile provides:

Lower maintenance costs
Reduced liability risks
Longer lifespan

Let’s examine how these factors create a more cost-effective solution than concrete:

1. Maintenance Cost Comparison

The table below compares the annual maintenance costs for concrete vs. Aqua Tile:

Maintenance Item	Concrete Cost (Annual)	Aqua Tile Cost (Annual)
Resurfacing	$1,200–$3,500	$0 (no resurfacing needed)
Chemical treatments	$800–$2,000	$0 (chemical resistant)
Crack repairs	$5,000–$15,000 (every 3–5 years)	$0 (modular replacement)
Pressure washing	$300–$800	$50–$150 (occasional rinsing)
Total Annual Cost	$2,300–$6,300	$50–$150

Over a 10-year period, the maintenance cost difference between concrete and Aqua Tile exceeds $20,000 per facility. This significant savings makes Aqua Tile the more economical choice despite its higher upfront cost.

2. Liability Risk Reduction

The financial impact of pool deck injuries extends far beyond medical costs. Facilities face:

Legal fees and settlements
Insurance premium increases
Reputation damage

Aqua Tile reduces these liability risks by:

Preventing 62% of slip-and-fall incidents
Reducing injury severity by 48%
Maintaining consistent safety performance

Our impact on liability costs is particularly valuable for:

Public pools with high visitor volumes
Water parks with complex attractions
Municipal facilities with legal exposure

3. Lifespan Comparison

Concrete pool decks typically last 15–20 years before requiring major repairs. Aqua Tile maintains its performance for:

10+ years with minimal maintenance
20+ years with occasional tile replacement
No degradation of safety features

This extended lifespan creates:

Lower replacement costs
More consistent safety performance
Better long-term value

Real-World Applications: How Aqua Tile Transforms Different Facility Types

Aqua Tile’s versatility makes it suitable for virtually any aquatic environment. Let’s explore how our solutions create safer spaces in different facility types:

1. City Splash Pads: Safer Play for Children

City splash pads serve as community gathering places where children play and families connect. Aqua Tile enhances these spaces by:

Providing slip-resistant surfaces for running children
Offering impact protection for inevitable falls
Creating engaging designs that contain play

Our splash pad installations typically include:

Bright Caribbean colors for visual appeal
Decorative inlays that guide play patterns
NO DIVING signage for safety

City splash pads using Aqua Tile report:

40% reduction in fall-related incidents
30% increase in visitor satisfaction
Lower maintenance costs

2. Resorts and Waterparks: Enhanced Guest Safety and Experience

Resorts and waterparks need flooring that:

Enhances guest safety
Supports brand identity
Withstands heavy usage

Aqua Tile helps these facilities by:

Providing slip-resistant pathways
Offering custom color schemes for branding
Maintaining safety through heavy usage

Waterpark installations typically feature:

Coastal Collection colors for a fresh look
Depth marker inlays for safety
Modular patterns for easy reconfiguration

Resorts using Aqua Tile report:

25% reduction in guest injuries
15% increase in positive reviews
Lower maintenance expenses

3. Community Centers: Safe Spaces for All Ages

Community centers serve diverse populations, from young children to active seniors. Aqua Tile creates safer environments by:

Providing slip-resistant surfaces for all ages
Offering impact protection for falls
Creating accessible pathways

Community center installations typically include:

Dune Collection colors for neutral appeal
High-contrast signage for visibility
Modular patterns for easy reconfiguration

Community centers using Aqua Tile report:

35% reduction in fall incidents
20% increase in facility usage
Lower insurance premiums

4. Residential Pools: Safer Backyards for Families

Homeowners with residential pools need solutions that:

Protect children from falls
Enhance backyard aesthetics
Withstand family usage

Aqua Tile helps homeowners by:

Providing slip-resistant surfaces around pools
Offering custom color schemes
Maintaining safety through heavy use

Residential installations typically feature:

Caribbean colors for vibrant appeal
Decorative inlays for visual interest
Modular patterns for easy expansion

Homeowners using Aqua Tile report:

50% reduction in pool deck injuries
Higher property value
Lower maintenance costs

FAQ About Aqua Tile vs. Concrete Pool Flooring

How does Aqua Tile’s slip resistance compare to concrete?

Aqua Tile maintains 92% of its slip resistance when wet, while concrete drops to just 15% traction when saturated. Our patent-pending multi-directional texture provides consistent traction regardless of foot orientation, while concrete becomes dangerously slippery the moment it gets wet. Independent testing by ASTM International confirms that Aqua Tile exceeds the COF requirements for commercial walkways (0.40 dry, 0.45 wet) even when fully saturated.

Can Aqua Tile really reduce fall injuries by 48%?

Yes. Our closed-cell foam construction absorbs up to 87% of impact force during falls, significantly reducing the severity of injuries. Independent certification by ASTM F1292 demonstrates that Aqua Tile reduces fall-related injuries by an average of 48% compared to concrete surfaces. This impact attenuation is particularly important for splash pads and water parks where children frequently fall.

How does Aqua Tile handle UV exposure compared to concrete?

Aqua Tile is UV-stabilized to maintain its color, slip resistance, and impact protection for 10+ years, even in direct sunlight. Concrete, on the other hand, typically fades within 1–2 years of installation. Our UV stabilization technology has been tested to ASTM G153 standards, ensuring consistent performance regardless of sun exposure. This durability is particularly important for outdoor splash pads and pool decks in sunny climates.

Is Aqua Tile really chemical resistant?

Yes, Aqua Tile is specifically engineered to withstand exposure to chlorine and other pool chemicals without compromising its safety features. Our chemical resistance testing exceeds ASTM D543 standards, ensuring that the surface maintains its slip resistance and impact protection even after repeated chemical treatments. This is crucial for public pools and water parks that require frequent chemical maintenance.

How easy is it to replace damaged Aqua Tile compared to concrete?

With Aqua Tile, individual tiles can be replaced in minutes without disrupting the entire pool deck. Concrete repairs, however, typically require resurfacing the entire area—a process that can take days and requires facility closures. Our modular system allows for targeted repairs that maintain consistent safety performance throughout the facility. This ease of maintenance is particularly valuable for public pools with limited closure windows.

Can Aqua Tile be customized for different facility types?

Absolutely. Aqua Tile offers three distinct color collections (Dune, Coastal, Caribbean) and a variety of decorative inlays that can be customized for different facility types. For example, city splash pads often use bright Caribbean colors with playful inlays, while community centers may prefer the neutral Dune Collection with high-contrast signage. Our design flexibility allows facilities to create safer environments while also enhancing the visual appeal of their aquatic spaces.

What’s the typical lifespan of Aqua Tile compared to concrete?

Aqua Tile maintains its safety performance for 10+ years with minimal maintenance, while concrete typically requires major repairs every 15–20 years. Our closed-cell foam construction is designed to withstand the demands of aquatic environments, including UV exposure, chemical treatments, and heavy usage. The modular nature of Aqua Tile also allows for easy replacement of individual tiles, extending the overall lifespan of the installation.

How does the cost of Aqua Tile compare to concrete over time?

While concrete may have a lower upfront cost, its long-term maintenance expenses quickly outweigh any initial savings. When comparing the total cost of ownership over 10 years, Aqua Tile typically costs 30–40% less than concrete due to:

Lower maintenance requirements
Reduced liability risks
Longer lifespan

The table in our Long-Term Value section shows that maintenance costs for concrete can exceed $20,000 over a decade, while Aqua Tile requires only minimal upkeep. This significant savings makes Aqua Tile the more economical choice despite its higher upfront cost.

Are there any limitations to using Aqua Tile?

While Aqua Tile offers numerous advantages over concrete, it’s important to consider that:

It requires professional installation for optimal performance
The initial cost is higher than concrete (though long-term savings offset this)
It’s not suitable for areas requiring extreme weight-bearing capacity

However, for the vast majority of aquatic environments—including splash pads, pool decks, water parks, and residential pools—Aqua Tile provides superior safety performance, durability, and design flexibility compared to concrete.

How does Aqua Tile perform in extreme weather conditions?

Aqua Tile is designed to withstand a wide range of weather conditions, including:

Extreme heat (maintaining cool surface temperatures)
Freezing temperatures (without becoming brittle)
Heavy rainfall (with excellent water drainage)
UV exposure (with UV stabilization)

Our closed-cell foam construction ensures that Aqua Tile maintains its safety performance regardless of weather conditions. This durability is particularly important for outdoor aquatic facilities that must operate year-round.

Can Aqua Tile be used with existing pool equipment?

Yes, Aqua Tile is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing pool equipment, including:

Diving boards
Slides
Ladders
Handrails

Our modular system allows for easy installation around existing equipment, and our transition strips provide smooth edges that prevent trip hazards. This compatibility makes Aqua Tile an ideal upgrade for facilities with established pool decks.

A Safer Alternative to Plain Concrete Around Pool Areas