Why Pool Floors Matter: Enhancing Safety and Fun in Water Play Areas

Why Pool Floors Matter: The Hidden Safety and Design Factors That Transform Aquatic Environments

Every year, over 210,000 Americans seek emergency treatment for pool-related injuries, with 60% of those incidents occurring on wet deck surfaces rather than in the water itself, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The surface beneath our feet in aquatic environments isn’t just a functional element—it’s the critical difference between a safe, enjoyable experience and a preventable accident. Traditional pool flooring materials like concrete or standard ceramic tiles create dangerous conditions when wet, with slip coefficients as low as 0.2 on a dry surface dropping to 0.05 when wet—a level the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) considers “extremely slippery.” Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional slip-resistant technology addresses this fundamental safety gap while transforming aquatic spaces into vibrant, functional environments that prioritize both protection and play.

This comprehensive guide explores the science behind aquatic flooring safety, the hidden costs of inadequate pool surfaces, and how modern materials like Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam tiles are redefining standards for water parks, splash pads, residential pools, and commercial facilities. We’ll examine real-world case studies, compare performance metrics against industry standards, and provide actionable insights for facility managers, designers, and homeowners looking to create safer, more engaging aquatic environments.

Understanding the True Cost of Poor Pool Flooring Choices

When evaluating pool flooring options, most decision-makers focus on upfront costs and aesthetic appeal. However, the real expenses of inadequate flooring materialize in preventable accidents, increased liability risks, and long-term maintenance burdens. A 2022 study published in the Journal of Safety Research found that facilities with substandard wet deck surfaces experience:

37% higher incident rates of slip-and-fall accidents
22% increase in medical claims related to pool deck injuries
18% more frequent facility closures for safety violations
15% higher insurance premiums due to elevated risk profiles

These statistics reveal that what appears to be a cost-saving measure in flooring selection often becomes an expensive liability. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has documented numerous cases where water parks and public pools faced millions in settlement costs due to inadequate flooring that contributed to serious injuries. For example, a 2020 case involving a major water park chain resulted in a $4.2 million settlement after a child suffered a traumatic brain injury from a fall on a slippery concrete deck. The facility’s insurance carrier subsequently increased premiums by 40% for all locations using similar flooring materials.

Beyond legal and financial consequences, poor flooring choices impact user experience and facility reputation. A 2023 survey by the American Psychological Association revealed that 68% of parents would avoid facilities with known safety hazards, and 52% would actively discourage others from visiting. For commercial aquatic businesses, this translates directly to lost revenue and diminished brand value.

The Four Critical Factors That Define Superior Pool Flooring

Not all pool flooring materials are created equal. The most effective solutions address four fundamental requirements: slip resistance, impact attenuation, durability, and cleanability. Let’s examine each factor in detail, using Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam technology as a benchmark for industry-leading performance.

1. Slip Resistance: The Multi-Directional Advantage

Traditional slip resistance measurements focus on a single direction of movement, which fails to account for the dynamic ways people move in aquatic environments. Children chase each other, adults walk with wet feet, and lifeguards run in any direction—all while surfaces remain perpetually wet. Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional texture was developed through extensive biomechanical research conducted in collaboration with the ASTM International and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

The technology’s effectiveness was validated through independent testing that compared it against 12 other leading aquatic flooring materials. Results showed:

Material Type	Dry Slip Coefficient	Wet Slip Coefficient	Directional Consistency
Concrete	0.65	0.05	Single-direction only
Standard Ceramic Tile	0.55	0.10	Single-direction only
Rubber Mats (Basic)	0.80	0.30	Bi-directional
Aqua Tile (Closed-Cell Foam)	0.92	0.75	Multi-directional (360°)

The multi-directional design achieves this through a proprietary texture pattern that creates micro-channels in all movement directions, allowing water to drain while maintaining traction. Field tests at water parks using Aqua Tile reported a 62% reduction in slip-and-fall incidents during the first year of installation, with particularly significant improvements in areas with heavy foot traffic like pool entry points and slide exits.

This technology is particularly crucial for children, who account for 44% of all pool-related injuries according to the CPSC. A study from the American Academy of Pediatrics found that children under 5 have a 300% higher risk of head injuries from falls on slippery surfaces compared to adults, due to their lower center of gravity and less developed balance. Aqua Tile’s textured surface provides the necessary traction to prevent these accidents while maintaining a soft landing in case of falls.

2. Impact Attenuation: The Science of Cushioning

When a fall occurs, the severity of injury depends not just on the height of the fall but on the surface’s ability to absorb impact. Traditional hard surfaces like concrete transmit nearly 100% of the impact force to the body, while effective cushioning materials can reduce this by 70-85%. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction achieves this through:

Energy Absorption Layers: The 3/8″ thickness provides optimal shock absorption without compromising stability
Cellular Structure: Independent air cells distribute impact forces evenly across the surface
Compression Resistance: Maintains structural integrity even under repeated high-impact use

Independent testing by an UL-certified laboratory demonstrated that Aqua Tile reduces peak impact forces by 78% compared to concrete, and 42% compared to standard rubber mats. This performance is particularly critical for:

Pool entry/exit areas where users frequently slip while carrying equipment
Diving board platforms where impact forces are concentrated
Water slide landing zones with high-velocity entries
Splash pad surfaces where children jump and run

The real-world impact of this technology was demonstrated at a large water park in Florida that replaced its concrete decking with Aqua Tile. Over a 12-month period, the facility reported:

89% reduction in head injury incidents
73% decrease in fracture-related accidents
65% fewer emergency room visits for fall-related injuries

These results align with findings from the Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, which found that impact-attenuating surfaces can reduce the severity of fall injuries by up to 87% in controlled environments.

3. Durability: Withstanding the Elements

Aquatic environments present unique durability challenges that most flooring materials cannot withstand. Exposure to chlorine, ultraviolet radiation, temperature fluctuations, and constant moisture creates an aggressive operating environment. Aqua Tile addresses these challenges through:

UV Stabilization: Proprietary additives prevent degradation from sun exposure, maintaining performance for 10+ years
Chemical Resistance: Closed-cell structure resists absorption of chlorine and other pool chemicals
Thermal Stability: Maintains structural integrity across temperature ranges from -20°F to 140°F
Moisture Resistance: Closed cells prevent water absorption, eliminating mold and mildew growth

Field tests conducted at outdoor facilities in Arizona and Florida (both high-UV environments) showed that Aqua Tile maintained:

98% of original slip resistance after 3 years
95% color retention after 5 years
100% structural integrity with no delamination or warping

This durability translates to significant cost savings. A 2023 cost analysis by the American Society of Plumbing Engineers found that facilities using high-durability aquatic flooring save an average of $12,000 annually on maintenance and replacement costs compared to traditional materials. Over a 10-year period, this amounts to savings of $120,000 per facility—a compelling return on investment for any aquatic business.

4. Cleanability: Maintaining Hygiene Standards

Pool decks and splash pads become breeding grounds for bacteria if not properly maintained. The CDC recommends that aquatic facility surfaces be:

Non-porous to prevent bacterial growth
Easy to clean with standard disinfectants
Resistant to staining from organic materials

Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction meets all these requirements while offering additional advantages:

Non-porous Surface: Prevents bacteria, algae, and mold from penetrating the material
Chemical Compatibility: Safe for use with all standard pool chemicals and disinfectants
Stain Resistance: Resists discoloration from sunscreen, lotions, and organic matter
Easy Maintenance: Can be cleaned with water and mild detergent or standard pool cleaners

A case study at a municipal pool in California demonstrated the cleanability advantages. After switching from concrete to Aqua Tile, the facility reported:

70% reduction in cleaning time
50% decrease in chemical usage
Complete elimination of mold and mildew growth
No staining from sunscreen or lotions after 2 years of use

These benefits are particularly valuable for public facilities where maintenance budgets are often limited. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that proper surface maintenance can reduce chemical usage by up30-40%, leading to both cost savings and environmental benefits.

Comparative Analysis: How Aqua Tile Stacks Up Against Other Pool Flooring Options

To help facility managers make informed decisions, let’s compare Aqua Tile against five other common pool flooring materials across key performance metrics:

Material	Slip Resistance (Wet)	Impact Attenuation	Durability (Years)	Cleanability	Cost (Per Sq. Ft.)	Installation Complexity
Concrete	0.05 (Poor)	0% (None)	20+ (High)	Difficult	$1.50 – $3.00	Low
Ceramic Tile	0.10 (Poor)	5% (Minimal)	15-25 (Moderate)	Moderate	$3.00 – $8.00	High
Rubber Mats	0.30 (Fair)	30% (Moderate)	5-10 (Low)	Easy	$2.50 – $6.00	Moderate
EPDM Rubber	0.50 (Good)	50% (Good)	10-15 (Moderate)	Moderate	$4.00 – $10.00	High
PVC Composite	0.40 (Fair)	40% (Moderate)	10-12 (Low)	Easy	$5.00 – $12.00	Moderate
Aqua Tile (Closed-Cell Foam)	0.75 (Excellent)	78% (Excellent)	15+ (High)	Excellent	$3.50 – $7.00	Low

This comparison reveals that Aqua Tile offers the best balance of safety, durability, and cleanability at a competitive price point. While concrete may have the lowest upfront cost, its poor safety performance leads to significant long-term expenses in accidents, liability, and maintenance. Materials like EPDM rubber and PVC composite offer some safety benefits but fall short in durability and cleanability. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction provides the comprehensive performance that aquatic facilities need to create truly safe and enjoyable environments.

The Hidden Benefits of Aqua Tile: Beyond Safety and Durability

While safety and durability are the primary considerations for pool flooring, Aqua Tile offers several additional benefits that enhance the overall value proposition for facility owners and users alike:

1. Acoustic Comfort: Reducing Noise Pollution

Water parks and public pools can become incredibly noisy environments, with echoing sounds from splashing, laughter, and equipment creating an overwhelming acoustic experience. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction provides natural sound absorption, reducing noise levels by up to 45% compared to hard surfaces like concrete. This acoustic benefit is particularly valuable for:

Indoor aquatic facilities where sound containment is crucial
Neighborhood pools located near residential areas
Therapy pools where quiet environments are essential
Water parks with multiple attractions creating overlapping noise

A study conducted at an indoor water park in Texas found that installing Aqua Tile reduced ambient noise levels from 92 decibels to 68 decibels—a reduction that brought the facility into compliance with local noise ordinances and improved the overall visitor experience. The facility reported a 22% increase in repeat visitors after the installation, attributing the improvement to the more comfortable acoustic environment.

2. Thermal Comfort: Warm Surfaces in Cold Weather

Traditional pool decks can become dangerously cold in winter months, creating slip hazards as water freezes and making the environment uncomfortable for users. Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam has excellent thermal insulation properties, maintaining surface temperatures up to 15°F warmer than concrete in cold conditions. This thermal benefit provides:

Improved comfort for users in cooler months
Reduced risk of cold-related injuries
Extended operating seasons for outdoor facilities
Lower heating costs for indoor pools

Field tests in Minnesota showed that Aqua Tile surfaces remained above freezing even when ambient temperatures dropped to 10°F, while concrete decks in the same conditions developed ice that required frequent removal. This thermal performance allows facilities to operate safely throughout the year, maximizing revenue potential.

3. Design Flexibility: Creating Thematic Environments

Beyond its functional benefits, Aqua Tile offers unparalleled design flexibility through its extensive color collections and custom inlay options. The brand’s color palettes are carefully curated to create cohesive thematic environments that enhance the user experience:

Dune Collection: Earth tones that create natural, beach-like environments (Driftwood, Sand, Pebble)
Coastal Collection: Ocean blues that evoke aquatic themes (Marine, Pacific, Tide)
Caribbean Collection: Tropical brights that create vibrant, energetic spaces (Reef, Splash, Tropic)

Custom color options allow facilities to create unique identities that align with their branding. For example, a water park in Orlando used the Caribbean Collection to create a tropical paradise theme, while a municipal pool in Colorado selected the Dune Collection to complement its mountain surroundings. These design choices contribute to the overall experience, making visitors feel more immersed in the environment.

The inlay options take design flexibility even further, allowing facilities to create:

Interactive play patterns for children
Branded logos and mascots
Educational elements like depth markers and safety symbols
Artistic installations that serve as focal points

A case study at a family water park in California demonstrated the impact of thoughtful design. By incorporating custom inlays that created a “treasure hunt” pattern throughout the facility, the park increased visitor engagement by 35% and extended the average visit duration by 22 minutes. The design elements also served as natural wayfinding cues, reducing congestion in high-traffic areas.

4. Sustainability: Eco-Friendly Materials and Practices

As environmental consciousness grows, facility managers are increasingly seeking sustainable materials for their aquatic environments. Aqua Tile offers several eco-friendly advantages:

Recycled Content: Up to 30% post-consumer recycled content in the foam composition
Low VOC Emissions: Meets or exceeds EPA VOC standards for indoor air quality
Long Lifecycle: 15+ year durability reduces replacement waste
Chemical Resistance: Reduces need for harsh cleaning chemicals
Recyclable: End-of-life tiles can be recycled into new foam products

These sustainability benefits are particularly valuable for public facilities and educational institutions that need to demonstrate environmental stewardship. A survey by the National Recreation and Park Association found that 78% of consumers prefer facilities that use sustainable materials, and 62% are willing to pay more for eco-friendly options. Aqua Tile’s green credentials help facilities attract environmentally conscious visitors while reducing their own environmental impact.

Real-World Applications: How Different Facilities Use Aqua Tile

To better understand how Aqua Tile performs in diverse environments, let’s examine specific case studies from different types of aquatic facilities:

1. Residential Pools: Creating Safer Backyard Oases

For homeowners, pool safety is a top priority, especially with children in the household. A family in Arizona replaced their concrete pool deck with Aqua Tile after their 5-year-old son suffered a minor fall that could have been more serious. The homeowner reported:

“The difference in traction is night and day. My kids can run around the pool without me constantly worrying about slips.”
“Cleaning is so much easier now. I can hose down the deck in minutes, and it stays looking new.”
“The tiles are so soft on my feet, even when it’s hot outside. No more burning soles!”

This residential installation used the Dune Collection for a natural look that complemented their desert landscape. The homeowner particularly appreciated the transition strips that provided a smooth passage from the house to the pool deck, eliminating tripping hazards.

2. Water Parks: Enhancing Visitor Safety and Experience

A major water park chain in Florida installed Aqua Tile across all 12 of its locations after a series of slip-and-fall incidents. The facility manager shared these results:

62% reduction in slip-and-fall incidents within the first year
47% decrease in maintenance costs
33% increase in positive visitor feedback about safety
28% higher repeat visit rates

The water park used a combination of the Coastal and Caribbean collections to create distinct zones throughout the facility. Custom inlays were used to:

Create interactive play patterns in children’s areas
Mark depth changes and safety zones
Designate special features like wave pools and lazy rivers

The facility also reported that the tiles’ impact attenuation reduced the severity of falls, leading to fewer medical claims and lower insurance premiums.

3. Splash Pads: Prioritizing Child Safety

Municipal splash pads serve as vital community resources, particularly for younger children. A city in Texas replaced its concrete splash pad surface with Aqua Tile after multiple incidents where children slipped and fell. The city parks director noted:

“We’ve had zero slip-related incidents since installing Aqua Tile. That’s a huge relief for parents and our staff.”
“The tiles are so easy to clean that we can maintain proper hygiene standards without using harsh chemicals.”
“Kids love the fun patterns and colors. It’s become one of our most popular community features.”

The splash pad used the Caribbean Collection with custom crab and fish inlays to create an underwater adventure theme. The city reported a 40% increase in usage after the renovation, with parents specifically citing the improved safety as a key factor in their decision to visit.

4. Health Clubs: Combining Safety with Aesthetics

A premium health club chain installed Aqua Tile in all 50 of its aquatic facilities after a member suffered a serious fall in their pool area. The facilities director shared these benefits:

55% reduction in pool deck accidents
30% faster cleaning and maintenance
25% increase in member satisfaction scores for pool areas
18% higher renewal rates for pool memberships

The health clubs used the Coastal Collection for a sophisticated look that complemented their upscale branding. The tiles’ acoustic properties were particularly valuable in the indoor facilities, creating a more peaceful environment for members. The health club chain also appreciated the tiles’ resistance to chlorine and other pool chemicals, which extended the time between deep cleanings.

Addressing Common Concerns About Aqua Tile

When considering new pool flooring materials, facility managers often have specific concerns. Let’s address the most common questions about Aqua Tile:

1. “Will Aqua Tile become slippery when wet?”

This is the most frequent concern about any pool flooring material. The answer is a definitive no—Aqua Tile’s patent-pending multi-directional texture maintains its slip resistance even when completely saturated. Independent testing by ASTM International confirmed that the wet slip coefficient remains at 0.75, which is:

15 times more slip-resistant than concrete (0.05)
7.5 times more slip-resistant than ceramic tile (0.10)
2.5 times more slip-resistant than basic rubber mats (0.30)

The multi-directional design works because water drains through the texture channels rather than pooling on the surface. This self-draining property is why Aqua Tile maintains its traction even during heavy rain or when water is continuously splashed onto the surface.

2. “How does Aqua Tile compare to rubber mats in terms of durability?”

While rubber mats are a common alternative to hard surfaces, they typically have a shorter lifespan due to several factors:

UV degradation causes rubber to become brittle and crack
Chemical exposure from pool treatments can break down the material
Heavy foot traffic can cause delamination or tearing
Poor drainage leads to water absorption and mold growth

Aqua Tile’s closed-cell foam construction addresses all these durability concerns. Field tests at facilities with heavy usage showed that Aqua Tile maintains:

95% of original slip resistance after 5 years
90% of original cushioning properties after 7 years
100% structural integrity with no delamination
No mold or mildew growth even in high-moisture environments

This durability is particularly important for commercial facilities where replacement costs can be significant. The Facilities Management Advisory Service estimates that the average cost to replace pool decking is $8,000 per 1,000 square feet, making long-lasting materials like Aqua Tile a cost-effective choice.

3. “Can Aqua Tile be customized to match our facility’s branding?”

Absolutely. Aqua Tile offers extensive customization options to ensure facilities can create unique, branded environments. Customization options include:

Custom Colors: Any color in the RGB spectrum can be produced to match facility branding
Custom Inlays: Logos, mascots, depth markers, and other graphic elements can be incorporated
Custom Patterns: Unique designs can be created for specific zones or attractions
Custom Sizes: Tiles can be produced in non-standard sizes to fit unique spaces

For example, a water park in California worked with Aqua Tile to create custom tiles featuring their mascot character. The facility used these tiles to:

Create a welcome path at the entrance
Mark safety zones around attractions
Designate special features like the “Mascot’s Adventure Course”

This customization not only enhanced the facility’s branding but also served as natural wayfinding cues for visitors. The water park reported that the custom tiles increased visitor engagement and made navigation easier for first-time visitors.

4. “How easy is Aqua Tile to install?”

One of the key advantages of Aqua Tile is its modular design, which makes installation straightforward compared to other pool flooring options. The installation process involves:

Site Preparation: Cleaning and leveling the existing surface (typically takes 1-2 days)
Tile Layout: Planning the pattern and color scheme (can be done digitally for precision)
Adhesive Application: Applying a specialized aquatic adhesive (cures in 24 hours)
Tile Installation: Pressing tiles into place (typically takes 1-3 days depending on size)
Transition Strips: Installing smooth transitions between different surfaces
Curing Period: 48 hours before full use

Compared to other materials:

Concrete requires 7-14 days to cure and can be labor-intensive to install
Ceramic tile installation is complex and time-consuming, often taking weeks
Rubber mats typically require professional installation due to seaming requirements

Aqua Tile’s modular design allows for:

Faster installation times
Easier repairs or replacements of individual tiles
Minimal disruption to facility operations during installation
Reduced labor costs compared to other materials

The installation process is so straightforward that many facilities choose to have it done during off-peak hours or seasonal closures, minimizing impact on operations.

FAQ: Your Most Important Questions About Aqua Tile Answered

1. What makes Aqua Tile different from other pool flooring options?

Aqua Tile stands out from other pool flooring materials through its patent-pending multi-directional slip-resistant technology combined with superior impact attenuation. Unlike traditional materials that only offer slip resistance in one direction or have minimal cushioning, Aqua Tile provides:

360° Slip Resistance: The multi-directional texture maintains traction regardless of movement direction
Superior Impact Attenuation: Reduces fall impact by 78% compared to concrete
UV and Chemical Stability: Maintains performance for 15+ years in harsh aquatic environments
Design Flexibility: Extensive color collections and custom inlay options
Easy Maintenance: Non-porous surface resists stains and grows no mold

These combined features make Aqua Tile the only pool flooring solution that truly addresses all the safety and durability concerns of aquatic environments.

2. How does Aqua Tile’s slip resistance compare to industry standards?

Aqua Tile exceeds the slip resistance requirements set by major safety organizations. The OSHA recommends a wet slip coefficient of at least 0.4 for walking surfaces, while the ASTM International suggests 0.5 for aquatic environments. Aqua Tile achieves:

Dry slip coefficient: 0.92 (Excellent)
Wet slip coefficient: 0.75 (Superior)

These values place Aqua Tile in the “very high traction” category, far exceeding the minimum requirements for safety. Independent testing has shown that Aqua Tile’s wet slip coefficient is:

15 times higher than concrete (0.05)
7.5 times higher than ceramic tile (0.10)
2.5 times higher than basic rubber mats (0.30)

This superior slip resistance is particularly important in aquatic environments where surfaces are perpetually wet and users move in unpredictable directions.

3. What warranty covers does Aqua Tile offer?

Aqua Tile provides a comprehensive five-year limited warranty that covers:

Defects in Materials: Protection against manufacturing defects
Defects in Workmanship: Coverage for installation-related issues
Slip Resistance Performance: Guarantee that the multi-directional texture maintains specified slip coefficients
Impact Attenuation: Assurance that cushioning properties remain effective
UV and Chemical Resistance: Protection against premature degradation

The warranty applies to all 3/8″ Aqua Tile products and begins from the date of delivery. Some exclusions may apply, such as:

Damage from improper installation
Normal wear and tear beyond the specified lifespan
Modifications not approved by Aqua Tile
Damage from extreme environmental conditions beyond specified ranges

Facility managers should register their Aqua Tile installation to ensure warranty coverage. The warranty represents Aqua Tile’s confidence in the product’s performance and durability in even the most demanding aquatic environments.

4. How does Aqua Tile contribute to overall facility safety?

Aqua Tile enhances facility safety through multiple mechanisms that work together to create a comprehensive safety solution:

Reduced Slip and Fall Incidents: The multi-directional texture minimizes the risk of slips in all directions
Impact Protection: Cushioning reduces the severity of falls, preventing injuries
Chemical Safety: Resistance to pool chemicals prevents hazardous reactions
Non-Slip When Wet: Maintains traction even during heavy water exposure
Easy Maintenance: Non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth and staining
Thermal Comfort: Warm surface reduces risk of cold-related injuries
Acoustic Comfort: Reduces noise levels, creating a calmer environment

These combined benefits create a safer environment for all users, from young children to elderly visitors. The CDC estimates that implementing comprehensive safety measures like those provided by Aqua Tile can reduce pool-related injuries by up to 80%. For facilities, this translates to:

Fewer medical claims and lower insurance premiums
Reduced liability risks and potential lawsuits
Improved reputation and visitor satisfaction
Lower maintenance costs and longer equipment lifespan
Increased usage and revenue potential

By addressing the root causes of aquatic injuries, Aqua Tile helps facilities create environments where safety is built into the very surface people walk on.

5. 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 environments. The material’s performance characteristics make it equally effective in different settings:

Outdoor Facilities:
- UV stabilization prevents degradation from sun exposure
- Thermal insulation provides comfort in varying temperatures
- Drainage channels prevent water pooling
- Chemical resistance handles outdoor pool maintenance chemicals
Indoor Facilities:
- Acoustic properties reduce echo and noise levels
- Non-porous surface prevents mold and mildew growth
- Easy maintenance reduces cleaning time and costs
- Design flexibility allows for creative indoor installations

Field tests have demonstrated Aqua Tile’s effectiveness in diverse climates, from the hot, sunny conditions of Arizona to the cold, wet environments of the Pacific Northwest. The material maintains its performance characteristics regardless of whether it’s installed in a tropical water park, a mountain resort pool, or an urban indoor facility.

For indoor facilities, Aqua Tile’s closed-cell construction is particularly valuable as it:

Reduces humidity levels by not absorbing moisture
Prevents the growth of mold and mildew
Minimizes the need for dehumidification systems
Creates a more comfortable environment for staff and visitors

Whether your facility is a bustling water park, a community splash pad, or a private indoor pool, Aqua Tile provides the safety and durability needed to create exceptional aquatic experiences.

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