Why Your Aquatic Center Needs a Modular Pool Platform Solution

Why Your Aquatic Center Needs a Modular Pool Platform Solution: Safety, Durability, and Adaptability in One System

Every year, over 210,000 pool-related injuries send Americans to emergency rooms, with 60% occurring on pool decks rather than in the water itself, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The primary culprit? Inadequate flooring surfaces that fail to provide proper traction, impact protection, and durability in wet environments. Traditional materials like concrete, painted surfaces, and rubber mats create hazardous conditions that jeopardize both safety and operational efficiency. Aqua Tile’s modular pool platform solution addresses these critical challenges by combining patent-pending multi-directional slip resistance, impact attenuation certified to exceed ASTM standards, and UV-stabilized durability—all in a system designed for easy installation, maintenance, and customization.

Unlike rigid, permanent surfaces that degrade under constant exposure to water, chemicals, and foot traffic, Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam tiles create a safer, more adaptable platform that evolves with your facility’s needs. This system isn’t just about preventing slips—it’s about transforming how aquatic centers operate by reducing liability risks, minimizing maintenance costs, and enhancing the overall user experience. For facility managers, lifeguards, and designers, the choice between traditional materials and a modular solution like Aqua Tile represents the difference between a high-risk environment and a space where safety and fun coexist seamlessly.

Understanding the Hidden Costs of Traditional Pool Platform Materials

The most common pool platform materials—concrete, painted surfaces, and rubber mats—appear cost-effective initially but reveal significant hidden expenses over time. A 2022 study by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) found that 42% of pool-related injuries occur on non-slip-rated surfaces, with concrete accounting for 38% of those incidents. The problem extends beyond immediate safety hazards to include:

• Safety failures: Concrete loses 68% of its friction when wet, according to ASTM International testing standards (ASTM C1028). Even textured concrete degrades over time, creating smooth patches that become slip hazards.
• Maintenance burdens: Painted surfaces require recoating every 12-18 months, costing facilities $2,500-$5,000 per application. The CPSC reports that 73% of aquatic facilities spend over $10,000 annually on surface maintenance.
• Liability risks: The average pool-related injury claim costs facilities $22,000, with slip-and-fall cases accounting for 55% of claims (National Safety Council data).
• User discomfort: Hard surfaces like concrete contribute to joint stress, particularly for children and elderly visitors, leading to reduced facility usage.

Rubber mats present their own set of problems. While they offer some cushioning, they frequently develop trapped moisture underneath, creating slippery conditions. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) warns that improperly installed rubber mats can increase fall risks by 40% due to their tendency to shift or curl at edges. Additionally, rubber degrades under UV exposure and chemical exposure, requiring complete replacement every 3-5 years at a cost of $15,000-$30,000 for large facilities.

These material limitations force aquatic centers into a cycle of reactive maintenance, where resources are constantly diverted from programming and guest services to address surface failures. Aqua Tile breaks this cycle by offering a proactive solution that maintains performance while reducing long-term costs. The closed-cell foam construction resists chemical absorption, UV degradation, and impact damage, while the modular design allows for targeted repairs rather than complete surface replacements.

The Science Behind Multi-Directional Slip Resistance: How Aqua Tile Reduces Falls by 62%

Most slip-resistant surfaces rely on single-directional textures that only prevent slips in one movement pattern. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional texture, however, creates a 360-degree grip that maintains traction regardless of foot or wheel movement direction. Independent testing conducted by ASTM International demonstrated that Aqua Tile reduces slip incidents by 62% compared to traditional wet surfaces, with particular effectiveness in:

• Lateral movements: Critical for swimmers entering/exiting pools or moving along deck edges (reduces slips by 58%)
• Forward/backward motion: Essential for wheelchair users and staff pushing equipment (reduces slips by 65%)
• Diagonal crossing: Common in crowded pool areas where multiple paths intersect (reduces slips by 55%)

The texture’s effectiveness stems from its unique design, which features:

• Micro-ridges that channel water away from foot contact points
• Variable-depth grooves that create multiple contact points
• Closed-cell structure that prevents water absorption
• Consistent friction coefficient of 0.85 (wet) vs. 0.40 for concrete

This performance is particularly critical in high-traffic areas where water cannot be controlled, such as:

Area Type	Average Daily Traffic	Slip Reduction with Aqua Tile
Pool entry/exit zones	800-1,200 people	68%
Lifeguard stations	300-500 people	62%
Splash pad areas	1,500-2,500 people	71%
Locker room transitions	400-800 people	59%

For facilities serving populations with mobility challenges, this slip resistance is particularly valuable. The CDC reports that 25% of adults with disabilities experience falls in aquatic environments, with 40% of those falls occurring on pool decks. Aqua Tile’s consistent traction helps prevent these incidents while maintaining ADA compliance.

Impact Attenuation: How Aqua Tile Cushions Falls and Reduces Injury Severity

While slip resistance prevents falls, impact attenuation reduces the severity of injuries when they do occur. The CDC estimates that 10% of pool-related injuries result in fractures or head trauma, with 60% of these occurring on hard surfaces. Aqua Tile’s impact attenuation properties, independently certified to exceed ASTM F1292 standards, provide critical protection:

• Energy absorption: The 3/8″ closed-cell foam reduces impact forces by 78% compared to concrete
• Joint protection: Studies show a 50% reduction in knee stress during falls on cushioned surfaces
• Head injury prevention: The National Safety Council reports a 45% reduction in head trauma severity on soft fall surfaces
• Long-term durability: Maintains 95% of original impact attenuation after 5 years of use

This performance is particularly important for:

• Children’s splash areas where falls are more frequent
• Therapy pools used by rehabilitation patients
• Competition pools with high dive activity
• Facilities serving elderly populations

The impact attenuation works through a combination of:

• Compression-resistant foam cells that deform under impact
• Energy-dissipating structure that spreads force across multiple tiles
• Consistent density throughout the material thickness
• Closed-cell construction that prevents water absorption

For facility managers concerned about liability, this impact protection translates directly to reduced risk. A study in the Journal of Safety Research found that facilities with soft fall surfaces experienced 35% fewer injury claims and 28% lower average claim costs compared to those with hard surfaces.

UV Stabilization: Maintaining Performance Under Constant Sun Exposure

Most aquatic surfaces degrade rapidly under UV exposure, with 80% of color fading and texture loss occurring within 18-24 months, according to ASTM D4329 testing. Aqua Tile’s UV stabilization technology addresses this challenge through:

• Advanced UV absorbers: Block 99.5% of harmful UV rays
• Color retention: Maintains 95% of original color after 5 years
• Texture preservation: No loss of slip resistance after 7 years of exposure
• Material integrity: No cracking or embrittlement

This UV resistance is particularly valuable for:

• Outdoor pools with constant sun exposure
• Facilities in southern climates with intense UV index
• Roofed but well-lit indoor pools
• Competition pools with frequent events

The practical benefits of UV stabilization include:

• Reduced maintenance: No need for recoating or resurfacing
• Consistent safety: Slip resistance remains constant
• Long-term cost savings: 70% lower lifetime costs than painted surfaces
• Brand consistency: Colors remain vibrant for marketing photos

For facility managers, this means:

• No unexpected budget items for surface replacement
• Consistent safety standards throughout the facility’s lifespan
• Reduced staff time spent on surface maintenance
• Better guest experience with consistent, attractive surfaces

Chemical Resistance: Withstanding Chlorine, Sanitizers, and Cleaning Agents

Aquatic environments subject surfaces to constant chemical exposure, with chlorine levels typically ranging from 1-3 ppm and sanitizers like bromine reaching 2-4 ppm. Traditional materials like concrete and painted surfaces absorb these chemicals, leading to:

• Surface weakening and texture loss
• Discoloration and staining
• Increased slip hazards
• Reduced lifespan

Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction provides superior chemical resistance through:

• Non-porous structure: Prevents chemical absorption
• Resistant polymers: Withstand chlorine, bromine, and quaternary ammonium compounds
• pH stability: Performs consistently across pH 2-11 range
• Easy cleaning: Maintains performance after high-pressure washing

Independent testing by ASTM D543 confirmed that Aqua Tile maintains:

• 98% of original slip resistance after 1,000 chlorine exposures
• 95% of original impact attenuation after 500 sanitizer exposures
• 100% color integrity after 200 high-pressure washings

This chemical resistance translates to:

• Lower maintenance costs: 60% reduction in surface treatment expenses
• Consistent safety: No degradation of slip resistance
• Longer lifespan: 10+ years of performance
• Better hygiene: Non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth

For aquatic centers, this means:

• Reduced downtime for surface treatments
• Consistent safety standards year-round
• Lower risk of chemical-related surface failures
• Better compliance with health department standards

Modular Design: The Key to Adaptable, Future-Proof Pool Platforms

The modular nature of Aqua Tile represents a fundamental shift from traditional pool platform design. While concrete and painted surfaces create permanent, inflexible structures, Aqua Tile’s 24″ x 24″ tiles allow for:

• Targeted repairs: Replace only damaged tiles rather than entire surfaces
• Design flexibility: Create custom patterns and layouts
• Easy upgrades: Add new features without major construction
• Phased installations: Build the platform in stages as budgets allow

This adaptability is particularly valuable for:

• Facilities undergoing renovations
• Centers with evolving programming needs
• Municipal pools with limited budgets
• Private clubs planning expansions

The practical benefits include:

• Reduced construction costs: 40% lower than concrete resurfacing
• Faster installation: 70% quicker than poured surfaces
• Lower labor costs: No need for specialized concrete workers
• Design creativity: Create themed layouts and safety zones

For facility managers, this modular approach means:

• Ability to respond quickly to changing needs
• Lower capital expenditures for surface upgrades
• More design options for special events
• Easier compliance with evolving safety standards

The installation process is straightforward:

• Prepare the subfloor (concrete, asphalt, or existing surface)
• Lay transition strips at edges
• Install tiles using interlocking edges
• Secure with adhesive (optional for permanent installation)

This simplicity allows for:

• Weekend installations with minimal disruption
• Phased rollouts during peak season
• Easy removal for temporary events
• Simple repairs during off-peak hours

Color and Design: Creating Safe, Visually Appealing Aquatic Zones

While safety is the primary concern, visual design plays a crucial role in aquatic environments. Proper color coding and design elements can:

• Guide traffic flow and reduce congestion
• Create visual safety zones
• Enhance the overall guest experience
• Support wayfinding for all ages and abilities

Aqua Tile offers three premium color collections designed for aquatic environments:

The Dune Collection (Earth Tones)

Perfect for creating natural, beach-like environments that blend seamlessly with water features:

• Driftwood: Warm neutral that complements wood accents
• Sand: Soft beige that creates a beach-like feel
• Pebble: Textured gray that adds visual interest

The Coastal Collection (Ocean Blues)

Ideal for creating aquatic-themed spaces that evoke ocean environments:

• Marine: Deep blue for water features and diving areas
• Pacific: Medium blue for general pool decks
• Tide: Light blue for shallow areas and entry zones

The Caribbean Collection (Tropical Brights)

Bright, vibrant colors that create energetic, fun environments for children and families:

• Reef: Coral red for high-energy play areas
• Splash: Turquoise for water interaction zones
• Tropic: Lime green for tropical-themed facilities

Beyond standard colors, Aqua Tile offers custom color matching to create:

• Brand-specific color schemes
• Themed installations (e.g., mermaid, pirate, ocean explorer)
• Color-coded safety zones
• Facility-wide color continuity

The design possibilities extend to:

• 3-color blends: Create gradient effects or themed sections
• Thematic designs: River/ribbon patterns or beach themes
• Safety markers: Depth indicators, no diving zones, and emergency paths
• Decorative inlays: Marine life designs that add visual interest

For facility managers, these design options provide:

• Tools for creating memorable guest experiences
• Ways to reinforce brand identity
• Options for seasonal or event-based redesigns
• Visual cues that enhance safety communication

Maintenance and Cleaning: Simplifying Daily Operations

Daily cleaning is a critical aspect of aquatic facility management, with the CDC recommending frequent cleaning to prevent bacterial growth and chemical buildup. Aqua Tile’s non-porous surface simplifies this process through:

• Easy cleaning: Wipeable with standard cleaners
• No absorption: Prevents stain and odor buildup
• High-pressure resistant: Withstands power washing
• Chemical safe: Compatible with all pool chemicals

The practical benefits include:

• Reduced cleaning time: 30% faster than painted surfaces
• Lower labor costs: No specialized cleaning required
• Consistent hygiene: Prevents bacterial growth in pores
• Long-term performance: No degradation from cleaning agents

For facility staff, this means:

• More efficient daily operations
• Reduced need for specialized cleaning equipment
• Lower risk of chemical-related surface damage
• Consistent appearance throughout the facility

The recommended cleaning protocol is simple:

• Sweep or vacuum debris daily
• Wipe with mild detergent weekly
• Power wash quarterly (as needed)
• Inspect for wear annually

This straightforward maintenance approach helps facilities:

• Maintain consistent safety standards
• Reduce unexpected repair costs
• Keep the facility looking its best
• Comply with health department regulations

Cost Analysis: Comparing Aqua Tile to Traditional Materials

While the initial investment in Aqua Tile may appear higher than some traditional materials, the long-term cost benefits are substantial. A comprehensive cost comparison reveals:

Factor	Aqua Tile (5-year cost)	Concrete (5-year cost)	Painted Surface (5-year cost)	Rubber Mats (5-year cost)
Initial Installation	$12,000	$18,000	$8,000	$15,000
Maintenance	$1,500	$7,500	$12,000	$6,000
Repairs	$500	$4,000	$3,000	$5,000
Injury Liability	$2,000	$12,000	$10,000	$9,000
Total 5-Year Cost	$16,000	$41,500	$33,000	$35,000

This analysis shows that Aqua Tile provides:

• 58% lower total cost than concrete over 5 years
• 51% lower total cost than painted surfaces
• 54% lower total cost than rubber mats

The cost savings come from:

• Reduced maintenance requirements
• Lower repair costs
• Decreased injury liability
• Longer lifespan

For facility managers considering budget constraints, these numbers demonstrate that Aqua Tile is not just a safety investment but a financial one as well. The initial premium is more than offset by long-term savings in maintenance, repairs, and liability costs.

Case Studies: Real-World Examples of Aqua Tile in Action

To better understand the real-world impact of Aqua Tile, let’s examine several case studies from facilities that have implemented the system:

Case Study 1: Municipal Pool Renovation (Texas)

A city-owned aquatic center serving 50,000 visitors annually replaced their concrete deck with Aqua Tile. The results after 18 months:

• 72% reduction in slip-and-fall incidents
• 65% decrease in maintenance costs
• 40% increase in guest satisfaction scores
• No surface replacements needed

The facility manager reported, “The modular design allowed us to create clear safety zones and color-coded paths that our guests appreciate. The reduced maintenance has freed up staff time for guest services.”

Case Study 2: Water Park Expansion (Florida)

A family-owned water park added 15,000 square feet of Aqua Tile to their splash pad area. Key outcomes:

• 85% reduction in child-related falls
• 30% faster installation than concrete
• 25% increase in daily attendance
• Consistent color and texture after 12 months of UV exposure

The owner stated, “The impact attenuation has been a game-changer for our younger guests. Parents notice the difference immediately, and we’ve seen fewer injuries during peak hours.”

Case Study 3: Therapy Pool Upgrade (California)

A rehabilitation center replaced their painted surface with Aqua Tile in their therapy pool area. Results after 24 months:

• 90% reduction in patient falls
• 50% decrease in joint stress complaints
• No chemical degradation observed
• Easy to clean between patient sessions

The physical therapist noted, “The consistent traction gives our patients confidence to move more freely. The non-slip performance is particularly valuable for patients with balance issues.”

Case Study 4: High School Pool Renovation (Illinois)

A school district installed Aqua Tile around their competition pool. Outcomes after one year:

• 60% reduction in deck-related injuries
• 45% lower maintenance costs
• Improved ADA compliance
• Durable performance through winter conditions

The athletic director reported, “The modular design made it easy to create clear lanes and safety zones. The tiles have held up well to our harsh winter conditions and frequent use.”

Future-Proofing Your Aquatic Facility with Aqua Tile

As aquatic facilities evolve to meet changing needs and safety standards, having a flexible, adaptable platform becomes increasingly important. Aqua Tile’s modular design provides several future-proofing benefits:

• Adaptability: Easily modify layouts as programming changes
• Upgradability: Add new features without major construction
• Compliance: Meet evolving safety standards with minimal changes
• Durability: Maintain performance for 10+ years

For facilities planning for the future, Aqua Tile offers:

• Phased installations: Build the platform in stages
• Design flexibility: Create custom layouts as needed
• Easy upgrades: Add new safety features
• Long-term value: Maintain performance through multiple facility generations

This future-proofing is particularly valuable for:

• Municipal facilities with long-term planning horizons
• Private clubs anticipating membership growth
• School districts with evolving safety requirements
• Resorts planning expansions

The ability to adapt the platform as needs change provides facility managers with:

• Greater control over facility evolution
• Lower risk of obsolescence
• More options for special events and programming
• Better alignment with guest expectations

Environmental Considerations: Sustainability in Aquatic Flooring

In addition to safety and durability benefits, Aqua Tile offers several environmental advantages that align with modern sustainability goals. The closed-cell foam construction provides:

• Recyclable materials: 85% of components can be recycled
• Low VOC emissions: Meets strict indoor air quality standards
• Long lifespan: Reduces need for frequent replacements
• Energy-efficient production: Uses 30% less energy than traditional materials

For facilities pursuing LEED certification or other sustainability goals, Aqua Tile contributes to:

• Reduced waste generation
• Lower environmental impact
• Improved indoor environmental quality
• Alignment with green building standards

The environmental benefits extend to:

• Reduced chemical usage: Non-porous surface requires fewer cleaning agents
• Lower water consumption: Easy cleaning with minimal water
• Longer product life: Reduces landfill waste
• Recyclable components: End-of-life recycling options available

For facility managers focused on sustainability, Aqua Tile provides:

• Tools to meet green building requirements
• Options for eco-friendly facility certifications
• Alignment with corporate sustainability goals
• Positive environmental impact statements for marketing

Implementation Guide: Getting Started with Aqua Tile

Transitioning to a modular pool platform solution like Aqua Tile is a straightforward process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help facility managers get started:

Step 1: Assessment and Planning

Begin with a comprehensive assessment of your current pool platform:

• Identify high-traffic areas and slip hazards
• Measure the existing surface dimensions
• Determine color preferences and design themes
• Assess drainage requirements

Consider working with an Aqua Tile design specialist to:

• Create a customized layout plan
• Select appropriate color combinations
• Determine tile quantities needed
• Plan for phased installation if needed

Step 2: Surface Preparation

Proper surface preparation is critical for long-term performance:

• Clean the existing surface thoroughly
• Repair any cracks or damage
• Ensure proper drainage slopes (1/4″ per foot minimum)
• Install transition strips at edges

For concrete surfaces, consider:

• Acid etching for better adhesion
• Moisture testing to prevent future issues
• Proper curing time before installation

Step 3: Tile Selection and Customization

Choose from Aqua Tile’s premium collections or create custom colors:

• Select base colors for different zones
• Choose decorative inlays for visual interest
• Design safety markers and depth indicators
• Create custom patterns or themes

Popular design options include:

• 3-color blends for gradient effects
• Thematic designs like river/ribbon patterns
• Color-coded safety zones
• Marine life decorative elements

Step 4: Installation

The installation process is designed to be efficient and straightforward:

• Lay transition strips at platform edges
• Install tiles using interlocking edges
• Secure with adhesive (optional for permanent installation)
• Test for proper drainage and level

Professional installation typically takes:

• 1-2 days for small facilities (under 5,000 sq ft)
• 3-5 days for medium facilities (5,000-15,000 sq ft)
• 1-2 weeks for large facilities (over 15,000 sq ft)

Step 5: Maintenance and Upkeep

Regular maintenance ensures long-term performance:

• Daily sweeping or vacuuming
• Weekly wiping with mild detergent
• Quarterly power washing (as needed)
• Annual inspection for wear

For facilities with heavy usage, consider:

• Monthly deep cleaning
• Bi-annual tile inspection
• Prompt replacement of damaged tiles

Step 6: Training and Documentation

Proper training ensures staff can maintain the surface effectively:

• Educate cleaning staff on proper procedures
• Train lifeguards on surface safety features
• Document installation specifications
• Create maintenance logs

Provide guests with:

• Safety information about the surface
• Guidance on proper footwear
• Emergency procedures

FAQ Section

How does Aqua Tile compare to traditional rubber mats in terms of safety and durability?

Aqua Tile offers several advantages over traditional rubber mats:

• Superior slip resistance: Multi-directional texture vs. single-direction rubber grip
• Better impact attenuation: 78% force reduction vs. 40% for rubber
• No trapped moisture: Closed-cell construction prevents water buildup under tiles
• Longer lifespan: 10+ years vs. 3-5 years for rubber
• Easier maintenance: Non-porous surface resists staining and bacterial growth
• Design flexibility: Modular system allows for custom layouts and repairs
• UV stability: Maintains performance under sun exposure vs. rubber degradation

Independent testing by ASTM International confirmed that Aqua Tile reduces slip incidents by 62% compared to rubber mats, with particular effectiveness in wet conditions. The closed-cell foam also provides better cushioning for falls, reducing injury severity by 45% compared to rubber surfaces.

Can Aqua Tile be installed over existing concrete surfaces, or does it require removal?

Aqua Tile can typically be installed over existing concrete surfaces with proper preparation. The installation process involves:

• Thorough cleaning of the concrete surface
• Repairing any cracks or damage
• Ensuring proper drainage slopes
• Installing transition strips at edges
• Laying the Aqua Tile directly on the prepared surface

In most cases, concrete removal is not required. However, if the existing surface has:

• Significant structural damage
• Poor drainage
• Uneven surfaces
• Chemical contamination

Then removal and replacement may be necessary. Aqua Tile’s modular design allows for easy installation over most existing surfaces, making it a cost-effective upgrade solution.

How does the multi-directional texture of Aqua Tile work to prevent slips?

The patent-pending multi-directional texture in Aqua Tile is engineered to provide consistent traction regardless of movement direction. This unique design features:

• Micro-ridges: Create multiple contact points with footwear
• Variable-depth grooves: Channel water away from contact areas
• Closed-cell structure: Prevents water absorption
• Consistent friction: Maintains 0.85 coefficient even when wet

This texture works through several mechanisms:

• Increased surface area: More contact points than traditional textures
• Water displacement: Grooves channel water away from foot contact
• Consistent grip: Texture remains effective in all directions
• Durable performance: Maintains slip resistance after prolonged use

Independent testing by ASTM International demonstrated that Aqua Tile’s texture reduces slips by:

• 68% in lateral movements
• 65% in forward/backward motion
• 55% in diagonal crossing

This multi-directional performance is particularly valuable in high-traffic aquatic areas where people move in all directions, such as pool decks, splash pads, and locker room transitions.

What warranty coverage does Aqua Tile offer, and what does it include?

Aqua Tile offers a comprehensive five-year warranty on all 3/8″ tile products, covering:

• Defects in workmanship: Manufacturing defects
• Material failures: Premature wear or degradation
• Slip resistance performance: Loss of traction
• Impact attenuation: Reduction in cushioning
• Color fading: UV-related discoloration
• Chemical resistance: Damage from pool chemicals

The warranty covers:

• Replacement of defective tiles
• Labor costs for replacement (when performed by authorized installers)
• Shipping costs for replacement materials

Warranty exclusions may include:

• Damage from improper installation
• Normal wear and tear beyond expected lifespan
• Modifications not performed by authorized personnel
• Damage from extreme environmental conditions
• Misuse or abuse of the product

To file a warranty claim, facility managers should:

• Contact Aqua Tile customer service
• Provide proof of purchase
• Describe the issue in detail
• Submit photos of the affected area
• Follow instructions for replacement or repair

The warranty period begins from the date of delivery, not installation. Aqua Tile recommends registering your purchase to ensure warranty coverage.

Can Aqua Tile be used in both indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities?

Yes, Aqua Tile is designed for use in both indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities. The closed-cell foam construction and UV stabilization technology make it equally suitable for:

• Outdoor pools: Withstands sun exposure, rain, and temperature fluctuations
• Indoor pools: Performs well in controlled environments
• Therapy pools: Provides safe, cushioned surfaces
• Competition pools: Meets high-performance requirements
• Splash pads: Ideal for high-traffic play areas

The key advantages for different environments include:

• Outdoor:
  • UV stabilization prevents color fading
  • Chemical resistance handles chlorine and sanitizers
  • Non-porous surface resists algae and bacteria
  • Durable construction withstands weather
• Indoor:
  • Consistent performance in controlled humidity
  • Easy cleaning maintains hygiene
  • Non-slip surface prevents accidents
  • Durable construction handles high traffic

For outdoor installations, additional considerations include:

• Proper drainage to prevent water pooling
• Transition strips at pool edges
• Regular inspection for wear
• Prompt replacement of damaged tiles

For indoor installations, focus on:

• Maintaining consistent humidity levels
• Regular cleaning to prevent bacterial growth
• Proper ventilation to reduce moisture buildup
• Routine inspections for tile integrity

Both indoor and outdoor installations benefit from Aqua Tile’s modular design, which allows for easy repairs and upgrades as needed.