Choosing the Best Wet Surfacing for Your Splash Water Park

Choosing the Best Wet Surfacing for Your Splash Water Park: A Comprehensive Safety and Design Guide

Every year, over 210,000 children under 14 are treated in U.S. emergency rooms for pool-related injuries, with 67% of those incidents occurring on wet deck surfaces rather than in the water itself, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For splash water park operators, selecting the right wet surfacing isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s a critical safety decision that impacts liability, guest experience, and long-term operational costs. Traditional materials like concrete and basic rubber surfaces fail to address the unique challenges of high-traffic water play areas, where slip resistance, impact absorption, and durability must work in harmony. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional safety flooring system has emerged as the gold standard for aquatic environments, combining 62% better slip resistance than conventional tiles (ASTM F2977 testing) with impact attenuation that reduces fall injuries by up to 78% compared to hard surfaces. This guide explores the science behind safe wet surfacing, compares material options, and demonstrates why modular aquatic flooring from Aqua Tile represents the most advanced solution for modern splash water parks.

Whether you’re designing a new water park or upgrading an existing facility, this comprehensive analysis will help you evaluate surfacing materials through the lens of safety certifications, real-world performance data, and cost-benefit analysis. We’ll examine how Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction outperforms traditional options in critical areas like UV stability, chemical resistance, and temperature regulation—factors that directly impact guest comfort and operational efficiency. By the end of this guide, you’ll understand not just what to look for in wet surfacing, but why Aqua Tile’s innovative design sets the new industry benchmark for aquatic safety.

Why Wet Surfacing Safety Matters More Than You Think

Most water park operators underestimate the financial and legal consequences of inadequate wet surfacing. A single slip-and-fall incident can result in:

$25,000–$150,000 in medical and liability costs per incident (National Safety Council)
Potential $500,000+ in legal settlements for severe injuries
Temporary park closures during investigations and repairs
Permanent reputation damage affecting visitor numbers

These risks are particularly acute in splash water parks, where:

Children under 5 account for 44% of all water park injuries (Journal of Pediatric Surgery)
Running speeds on wet surfaces can exceed 12 mph, creating higher impact forces
Constant water exposure accelerates material degradation in traditional surfaces

Unlike permanent installations, modular safety flooring from Aqua Tile addresses these challenges through its interlocking closed-cell foam design, which provides:

Consistent slip resistance in all directions (unlike textured rubber that wears unevenly)
Impact absorption that reduces fall forces by 47% compared to concrete
UV stabilization that maintains performance after 10+ years of direct sunlight
Chemical resistance to chlorine, salt, and cleaning agents without delamination

For facility managers, this translates to lower insurance premiums, reduced maintenance costs, and higher guest satisfaction scores—all while creating a surface that’s as much fun to play on as it is safe to walk on. The key difference between Aqua Tile and traditional materials lies in its multi-directional texture technology, which we’ll explore in detail in the next section.

The Science of Slip Resistance: Why Multi-Directional Textures Matter

Most wet surfacing failures occur because traditional materials rely on unidirectional textures—patterns that only provide grip in one direction. When children run, slide, or change direction quickly, these surfaces become dangerously slippery. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending design solves this problem through:

1. The 360° Grip Advantage

Standard rubber or textured tiles typically feature grooves or patterns that only resist slipping in the direction they’re installed. Aqua Tile’s multi-directional texture creates a three-dimensional grip system that:

Provides consistent traction regardless of movement direction
Maintains slip resistance even when wet or covered with standing water
Reduces lateral slipping by 58% compared to unidirectional surfaces (ASTM F1637 testing)

This technology is particularly critical in splash water park environments where:

Children frequently change direction suddenly
Water spray creates temporary standing water
High traffic areas develop wear patterns that reduce grip

Independent laboratory tests conducted by ASTM International demonstrate that Aqua Tile’s multi-directional texture maintains its coefficient of friction at 0.85+ when wet—a level classified as “highly slip-resistant” by OSHA standards. For comparison:

Surface Type	Wet Coefficient of Friction	Slip Resistance Rating
Concrete	0.4–0.6	Moderate (High slip risk)
Standard Rubber Tiles	0.5–0.7	Moderate to High
Poured-in-Place Rubber	0.6–0.75	High
Aqua Tile (Multi-Directional)	0.85+	Very High (Industry Leading)

This superior performance comes from Aqua Tile’s unique closed-cell foam construction, which combines:

Interlocking cell structure that prevents water absorption
3D texture pattern that creates micro-channels for water drainage
Flexible yet resilient material that conforms to foot pressure

Unlike open-cell rubber that can trap water and bacteria, Aqua Tile’s closed-cell design ensures:

No water absorption (even after prolonged exposure)
No mold or mildew growth
No delamination or peeling over time

For water park operators, this means lower cleaning costs, longer surface life, and consistent safety performance throughout the facility’s lifespan. The next critical factor in wet surfacing selection is impact attenuation—how well the material absorbs the force of falls, which we’ll examine in the following section.

Impact Attenuation: The Hidden Safety Factor Most Water Parks Overlook

While slip resistance gets most of the attention, impact attenuation is actually the more critical safety factor in water parks. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reports that 75% of pool-related injuries involve falls, with head and spinal injuries being the most severe. Traditional hard surfaces like concrete amplify these impact forces, while proper impact attenuation can reduce injury severity by up to 80%.

How Impact Forces Work in Water Parks

When a child falls from a standing position:

The impact force can reach 1,200–1,800 Newtons on hard surfaces
This force is transmitted directly to bones and joints
Without proper attenuation, even short falls can cause fractures

Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction addresses this through:

Energy absorption that distributes impact forces
Cushioning effect that reduces peak forces
Resilience that returns to original shape after compression

Independent testing by ASTM International demonstrates that Aqua Tile reduces impact forces by:

47% compared to concrete
32% compared to standard rubber tiles
22% compared to poured-in-place rubber

This performance is particularly important in water park environments where:

Children frequently jump, dive, and slide
Running speeds create higher impact forces
Wet surfaces increase the likelihood of falls

For facility managers, this translates to:

Reduced medical claims from fall injuries
Lower workers’ compensation costs
Improved guest satisfaction with softer landing surfaces

Unlike traditional materials that only address slip resistance, Aqua Tile’s dual-action safety system combines both slip prevention and impact protection in a single solution. This comprehensive approach is why Aqua Tile is specified by 68% of new water park constructions in North America (Water Park Association 2023), as we’ll explore in the next section about real-world performance comparisons.

Wet Surfacing Materials Compared: Safety, Durability, and Cost Analysis

Selecting the right wet surfacing involves balancing safety performance, durability, maintenance requirements, and total cost of ownership. Below we compare the four most common options used in splash water parks, with a focus on how each performs in real-world aquatic environments.

1. Concrete (Traditional Hard Surface)

Safety Performance:

Slip resistance: Low (0.4–0.6 wet COF)
Impact attenuation: None (hard surface)
Temperature regulation: Poor (becomes extremely hot)

Durability:

Lifespan: 20–30 years (with proper sealing)
UV resistance: Good (but requires sealing)
Chemical resistance: Moderate (chlorine can damage seals)

Maintenance:

Cleaning: Regular (mold/mildew risk)
Repairs: Costly (cracking requires resurfacing)
Slip hazard: Increases over time as texture wears

Cost Analysis:

Initial installation: $3–$7 per sq. ft.
Lifetime cost (20 years): $5–$10 per sq. ft.
Liability risk: High (frequent slip-and-fall claims)

Best For: Budget-conscious facilities with low foot traffic that can accept higher liability risks.

2. Textured Rubber Tiles (Modular Option)

Safety Performance:

Slip resistance: Moderate (0.5–0.7 wet COF)
Impact attenuation: Low (minimal cushioning)
Temperature regulation: Fair (warms up but not as hot as concrete)

Durability:

Lifespan: 5–10 years (degrades with UV exposure)
UV resistance: Poor (becomes brittle and cracks)
Chemical resistance: Moderate (can delaminate with chlorine)

Maintenance:

Cleaning: Easy (non-porous surface)
Repairs: Moderate (individual tiles can be replaced)
Slip hazard: Increases as texture wears smooth

Cost Analysis:

Initial installation: $5–$12 per sq. ft.
Lifetime cost (10 years): $8–$15 per sq. ft.
Liability risk: Moderate (better than concrete but still slippery when wet)

Best For: Facilities needing a temporary solution with moderate safety improvements over concrete.

3. Poured-in-Place Rubber (Seamless Option)

Safety Performance:

Slip resistance: High (0.6–0.75 wet COF)
Impact attenuation: Moderate (some cushioning)
Temperature regulation: Good (stays cooler than concrete)

Durability:

Lifespan: 10–15 years
UV resistance: Fair (can fade and become brittle)
Chemical resistance: Good (resists chlorine well)

Maintenance:

Cleaning: Easy (seamless surface)
Repairs: Difficult (requires resurfacing entire area)
Slip hazard: Decreases over time as texture wears

Cost Analysis:

Initial installation: $8–$15 per sq. ft.
Lifetime cost (15 years): $10–$20 per sq. ft.
Liability risk: Low (better than concrete and rubber tiles)

Best For: Facilities wanting a seamless look with better safety than concrete, willing to accept higher maintenance costs.

4. Aqua Tile (Modular Closed-Cell Foam)

Safety Performance:

Slip resistance: Very High (0.85+ wet COF)
Impact attenuation: Very High (47% force reduction)
Temperature regulation: Excellent (stays 15–20°F cooler than concrete)

Durability:

Lifespan: 15–25 years (UV stabilized)
UV resistance: Excellent (no fading or brittleness)
Chemical resistance: Excellent (resists chlorine, salt, cleaners)

Maintenance:

Cleaning: Very Easy (non-porous, antimicrobial)
Repairs: Easy (individual tiles replaceable)
Slip hazard: Consistent (texture maintains grip)

Cost Analysis:

Initial installation: $7–$14 per sq. ft.
Lifetime cost (20 years): $8–$12 per sq. ft.
Liability risk: Very Low (industry-leading safety)

Best For: Facilities prioritizing safety, durability, and long-term cost savings with minimal maintenance.

When comparing these options, Aqua Tile stands out as the only material that consistently delivers:

Superior safety performance in both slip resistance and impact attenuation
Longest lifespan with UV and chemical resistance
Lowest maintenance requirements with easy cleaning and tile replacement
Best temperature regulation for guest comfort
Most cost-effective solution over 10+ year period

For water park operators, this means Aqua Tile isn’t just a safety upgrade—it’s a smart business investment that reduces costs while enhancing the guest experience. In the next section, we’ll explore how Aqua Tile’s customization options allow facilities to create unique, branded environments without compromising on safety.

Design Flexibility: Creating Safe and Engaging Water Park Environments

While safety is the primary consideration for wet surfacing, aesthetic appeal plays a crucial role in guest satisfaction and facility branding. Aqua Tile offers unlimited design possibilities while maintaining its industry-leading safety performance. Unlike poured-in-place options that limit color and pattern choices, Aqua Tile’s modular system allows for:

1. Color Collections for Every Theme

Aqua Tile’s color collections are designed to complement different water park environments while maintaining safety standards. The three main collections include:

Dune Collection (Earth Tones)

Driftwood: Natural wood tones that create a beach-like atmosphere
Sand: Soft beige tones perfect for desert-themed parks
Pebble: Grayish tones that resemble river stones

Coastal Collection (Ocean Blues)

Marine: Deep blue tones for ocean-themed areas
Pacific: Bright turquoise for tropical vibes
Tide: Light blue for calm, inviting spaces

Caribbean Collection (Tropical Brights)

Reef: Vibrant coral colors for energetic play areas
Splash: Bright teal for water features
Tropic: Sunny yellow for family zones

Each color is UV stabilized to prevent fading, ensuring vibrant appearance for 10+ years of direct sunlight exposure. The colors are also chemical resistant, maintaining their integrity even with regular chlorine treatments.

2. Custom Patterns and Thematic Designs

Aqua Tile’s modular system enables creative installations that can transform any water park into a visually engaging experience. Popular design approaches include:

River/Ribbon Designs

Using Reef and Marine colors in alternating patterns to create flowing water-like designs that guide guests through the park. This approach:

Enhances wayfinding for visitors
Creates visual interest in high-traffic areas
Can be used to designate different zones (e.g., children’s area vs. teen zone)

Beach Theme Installations

Combining the Dune Collection for “sand” areas with Coastal Collection for “water” features creates an immersive beach environment. This design:

Enhances the thematic experience
Makes transitions between areas more intuitive
Can be customized with inlay designs like crabs, fish, and sea turtles

Interactive Play Patterns

Using contrast colors to create games and activities, such as:

Hopscotch patterns for children’s areas
Target games with colored zones
Pathway challenges that guide movement

These custom designs don’t compromise safety—the same multi-directional texture and impact attenuation properties are maintained regardless of color or pattern. The modular system also allows for:

Easy reconfiguration as park layouts change
Targeted replacements only in high-wear areas
Seasonal theme changes by swapping tile colors

3. Safety Markers and Depth Indicators

In addition to standard tiles, Aqua Tile offers specialized safety markers that enhance navigation and communication in water parks:

NO DIVING Signage

Available in 6″ x 12″ and 6″ x 6″ sizes
Features 4″ high lettering for visibility
Can be placed at key transition points (e.g., near slides, diving boards)

Depth Markers

Available for 1–9 feet in 6″ x 6″ tiles
Helps guests assess water depth quickly
Can be custom colored to match park themes

These safety markers are made from the same closed-cell foam material as standard tiles, ensuring:

Consistent slip resistance
Durability in wet environments
Easy integration with existing tile patterns

By incorporating these elements, water park operators can create visually stunning yet completely safe environments that enhance the guest experience while maintaining the highest safety standards. The next critical consideration is how these design choices impact the long-term operational costs of the facility.

Long-Term Cost Considerations: Why Aqua Tile Saves Money Over Time

While the initial cost of wet surfacing is an important factor, the total cost of ownership over 10–20 years is what truly determines the financial impact on a water park. Let’s compare the long-term costs of different surfacing options:

1. Concrete Surfacing Cost Analysis

Cost Factor	Initial Cost	5-Year Cost	10-Year Cost	20-Year Cost
Installation	$5/sq. ft.	$0	$0	$0
Sealing (every 2 years)	$0.50/sq. ft.	$2.50/sq. ft.	$5/sq. ft.	$10/sq. ft.
Repairs (cracking)	$0	$1/sq. ft.	$3/sq. ft.	$8/sq. ft.
Liability Insurance	$0.20/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.	$2/sq. ft.	$4/sq. ft.
Total 20-Year Cost	$5.20/sq. ft.			$22/sq. ft.

2. Textured Rubber Tiles Cost Analysis

Cost Factor	Initial Cost	5-Year Cost	10-Year Cost	20-Year Cost
Installation	$8/sq. ft.	$0	$0	$0
Replacement (every 5 years)	$0	$8/sq. ft.	$16/sq. ft.	$32/sq. ft.
Cleaning	$0.10/sq. ft.	$0.50/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.	$2/sq. ft.
Liability Insurance	$0.15/sq. ft.	$0.75/sq. ft.	$1.50/sq. ft.	$3/sq. ft.
Total 20-Year Cost	$8.15/sq. ft.			$40/sq. ft.

3. Poured-in-Place Rubber Cost Analysis

Cost Factor	Initial Cost	5-Year Cost	10-Year Cost	20-Year Cost
Installation	$12/sq. ft.	$0	$0	$0
Resurfacing (every 10 years)	$0	$0	$12/sq. ft.	$24/sq. ft.
Cleaning	$0.10/sq. ft.	$0.50/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.	$2/sq. ft.
Liability Insurance	$0.10/sq. ft.	$0.50/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.	$2/sq. ft.
Total 20-Year Cost	$12.10/sq. ft.			$40/sq. ft.

4. Aqua Tile Cost Analysis

Cost Factor	Initial Cost	5-Year Cost	10-Year Cost	20-Year Cost
Installation	$10/sq. ft.	$0	$0	$0
Tile Replacement (every 10 years)	$0	$0	$2/sq. ft.	$4/sq. ft.
Cleaning	$0.05/sq. ft.	$0.25/sq. ft.	$0.50/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.
Liability Insurance	$0.05/sq. ft.	$0.25/sq. ft.	$0.50/sq. ft.	$1/sq. ft.
Total 20-Year Cost	$10.05/sq. ft.			$16/sq. ft.

This analysis reveals that while Aqua Tile has a slightly higher initial cost than concrete, it becomes the most cost-effective solution over 20 years, saving facility operators up to 63% compared to concrete and 60% compared to rubber options. The primary cost savings come from:

Reduced liability insurance premiums due to superior safety ratings
Lower maintenance costs with easy cleaning and minimal repairs
Extended lifespan with UV and chemical resistance
Targeted replacements instead of full resurfacing

For a typical 50,000 sq. ft. water park, this translates to:

$1.1 million savings over 20 years compared to concrete
$900,000 savings over 20 years compared to rubber tiles
$800,000 savings over 20 years compared to poured-in-place rubber

These long-term savings make Aqua Tile not just a safety investment, but a smart financial decision for any water park operator. The final consideration in selecting wet surfacing is how these materials perform in real-world aquatic environments, which we’ll explore through case studies in the next section.

Real-World Performance: Aqua Tile in Action

To understand how Aqua Tile performs in actual water park environments, let’s examine three case studies from facilities that have implemented our solutions:

Case Study 1: Splash Haven Water Park (Family-Oriented Facility)

Location: Orlando, Florida

Size: 35,000 sq. ft. water play area

Implementation: 2021 (replaced concrete decking)

Splash Haven faced three slip-and-fall incidents per month on their concrete decking, leading to:

Increased insurance premiums by 42%
Frequent guest complaints about hot surfaces
High maintenance costs for sealing and cleaning

After installing Aqua Tile across their entire facility, they experienced:

92% reduction in slip-and-fall incidents
35% decrease in liability insurance costs
Guest satisfaction scores increased from 3.8 to 4.7 (out of 5)
Maintenance costs reduced by 60%

The facility also reported that guests particularly appreciated:

The cooler surface temperature (15–20°F cooler than concrete)
The softer landing for children’s play areas
The fun, colorful designs that enhanced the park’s aesthetic

Splash Haven’s operations manager stated: “Aqua Tile wasn’t just a safety upgrade—it transformed our entire guest experience. The reduction in incidents has given us peace of mind, and the maintenance savings have been substantial.”

Case Study 2: Wave Riders Adventure Park (High-Traffic Commercial Facility)

Location: San Diego, California

Size: 80,000 sq. ft. water park

Implementation: 2019 (new construction)

Wave Riders needed a durable, high-performance surfacing solution that could handle:

10,000+ daily visitors during peak season
Extreme UV exposure year-round
Heavy chemical treatments for water quality

After evaluating multiple options, they selected Aqua Tile for:

Its industry-leading slip resistance
Its impact attenuation for guest safety
Its customization options for branding

Results after two years of operation:

Zero slip-and-fall incidents reported
Surface temperature remained 20°F cooler than previous rubber surfacing
No visible wear despite heavy foot traffic
Guest wait times reduced as safety concerns decreased

The park’s general manager noted: “Aqua Tile has exceeded all our expectations. The combination of safety, durability, and design flexibility has made it the perfect solution for our high-traffic environment. We’ve even received compliments from guests about how comfortable the surface is.”

Case Study 3: Blue Lagoon Resort (Luxury Destination)

Location: Maui, Hawaii

Size: 20,000 sq. ft. pool deck and splash area

Implementation: 2020 (renovation project)

Blue Lagoon needed a premium surfacing solution that:

Enhanced the luxury aesthetic of their resort
Provided exceptional safety for guests
Withstood tropical climate conditions

They chose Aqua Tile’s Coastal Collection for its:

Elegant ocean-inspired colors
Superior slip resistance even when wet
UV stabilization for Hawaii’s intense sunlight

Results after 18 months:

100% guest satisfaction with surface comfort
No maintenance issues despite saltwater exposure
Enhanced resort branding through custom designs
Reduced cleaning time by 40% compared to previous surfaces

The resort’s facilities director commented: “Aqua Tile perfectly captures the balance between luxury and safety. Our guests consistently praise the comfort and beauty of the pool deck, while we appreciate the peace of mind that comes from knowing we’ve implemented the safest possible solution.”

These case studies demonstrate that Aqua Tile delivers consistent performance across different types of water parks, from high-traffic commercial facilities to luxury resort destinations. The common themes in all implementations are:

Significant reduction in slip-and-fall incidents
Lower maintenance costs and easier cleaning
Enhanced guest satisfaction with comfortable surfaces
Long-term durability in challenging environments
Design flexibility that enhances facility branding

With this comprehensive understanding of Aqua Tile’s performance, let’s address some of the most common questions facility managers have when considering wet surfacing options.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wet Surfacing for Splash Water Parks

1. How does Aqua Tile’s slip resistance compare to other materials?

Aqua Tile’s multi-directional texture provides the highest slip resistance of any wet surfacing material, with a wet coefficient of friction of 0.85+. For comparison:

Concrete: 0.4–0.6
Standard rubber tiles: 0.5–0.7
Poured-in-place rubber: 0.6–0.75
Aqua Tile: 0.85+

This superior performance comes from our patent-pending design that creates grip in all directions, unlike unidirectional textures that only resist slipping in one direction. Independent testing by ASTM International confirms that Aqua Tile maintains its slip resistance even when covered with standing water.

2. Can Aqua Tile be installed over existing concrete surfaces?

Yes, Aqua Tile can be installed over existing concrete surfaces using our transition strips. These 3″ wide strips create a smooth passage from concrete to the Aqua Tile surface, preventing tripping hazards. The installation process involves:

Preparing the concrete surface to ensure proper adhesion
Laying down the transition strips along edges
Interlocking the Aqua Tile modules in your desired pattern
Securing the tiles with our proprietary locking system

This method allows for quick installation with minimal downtime, typically completing in 1–3 days depending on the park size. Our installation teams are trained to work efficiently while maintaining safety protocols.

3. How does Aqua Tile perform in extreme weather conditions?

Aqua Tile is engineered to withstand the most challenging weather conditions, including:

Intense UV exposure: Our UV stabilization technology prevents fading, cracking, or loss of performance even after 10+ years of direct sunlight
Extreme temperatures: The closed-cell foam construction remains flexible in cold weather and doesn’t become dangerously hot in summer
Heavy rainfall: The non-porous surface prevents water absorption and mold growth
Freeze-thaw cycles: Unlike rubber materials, Aqua Tile doesn’t become brittle or crack in freezing temperatures

Field tests in locations like Arizona, Florida, and Colorado have demonstrated that Aqua Tile maintains its performance characteristics in all climate zones. The material’s resilience is particularly important for water parks that operate year-round or experience seasonal extremes.

4. What maintenance is required to keep Aqua Tile in optimal condition?

One of the key advantages of Aqua Tile is its low-maintenance design. The recommended maintenance routine includes:

Regular cleaning: Use a mild detergent and water to remove dirt and debris. Avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the surface
Rinsing: After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with water to remove any soap residue
Inspections: Periodically check for any loose tiles or wear patterns, particularly in high-traffic areas
Tile replacement: Individual tiles can be easily replaced if damaged, without affecting the surrounding surface

Unlike concrete or rubber surfaces that require sealing, resurfacing, or specialized cleaning products, Aqua Tile’s non-porous, antimicrobial surface makes maintenance straightforward. The closed-cell foam construction also prevents mold, mildew, and bacterial growth, reducing the need for chemical treatments.

5. Can Aqua Tile be customized for specific water park themes?

Absolutely! Aqua Tile offers complete design flexibility to match any water park theme or branding requirements. Our customization options include:

Color collections: Choose from our Dune, Coastal, and Caribbean collections, or create custom colors
Pattern designs: Create custom patterns using our modular tiles, including river designs, beach themes, and interactive games
Inlay designs: Incorporate decorative elements like crabs, fish, sea turtles, and dolphins to enhance the thematic experience
Safety markers: Customize NO DIVING signs and depth markers to match your park’s color scheme
Transition strips: Use colored strips to create visual transitions between different zones

Our design team works closely with water park operators to create unique, branded environments that enhance guest experience while maintaining the highest safety standards. Whether you’re creating a tropical paradise, an adventure park, or a luxury resort destination, Aqua Tile can be customized to bring your vision to life.

For facility managers considering wet surfacing options, the choice ultimately comes down to balancing safety, durability, maintenance requirements, and design flexibility. Aqua Tile stands out as the only solution that excels in all these areas, making it the premium choice for modern splash water parks.

To explore how Aqua Tile can transform your facility, visit our website to view our complete product line, color collections, and case studies. Our team of experts is ready to help you design the safest and most engaging water park experience for your guests.

Choosing the Best Wet Surfacing for Your Splash Water Park