Standard Pool Tiles in Perth
Pool Tiles Perth
That said the full range of locally available 200mm x 200mm tiles is below. All tiles are priced to include the correct swimming pool adhesive needed to attach them for the life of the tile. Labour for installation is dependent on the shape of the pool with square being the easiest pool to tile and freeform being the most difficult.
New tiles finish any swimming pool renovation including our painted pools. They can dramatically modernize any dated pool area and add that many years to the service of your pool.
Our Range of Standard Pool Tiles
The full range of locally available 200mm x 200mm pool tiles is shown below. All tiles are priced to include the correct swimming pool adhesive required for installation.
Installation costs depend on the shape and complexity of the pool. Square pools are generally the simplest to tile, while freeform pools, curves, steps and other features require additional preparation and cutting.
New tiles can completely change the appearance of an older swimming pool. They are particularly effective when combined with a fresh pool surface, helping bring an outdated pool into a more modern and cohesive finish.
When It Makes Sense to Renovate the Whole Pool
Older Perth pools often reach a point where several areas begin to show their age at the same time. The swimming pool tiles may be outdated, the pool colour may have faded and the surface may require preparation or repainting.
If you’re already considering a substantial investment in your pool, it can be worth addressing these areas together.
For homeowners considering a $12,000+ pool renovation, new tiles can form part of a much larger transformation. Rather than replacing the tiles now and returning to the pool again later for painting or resurfacing, the different stages can be planned as one renovation here in Pools Plus Painting.
This approach allows the tile selection, pool colour and overall finish to work together.
More Than a Tile Replacement
For some pools, replacing the pool tiles is all that is required and we offer unique pool tiles in accordance with the customer needs. For others, the tiles are only one part of a larger pool renovation.
If the pool surface is faded, the paint is deteriorating or the pool has not been renovated for many years, installing new tiles on their own may not achieve the transformation the homeowner is looking for.
This is where we can look at the pool as a complete renovation rather than treating the tiles as an isolated replacement.
A larger renovation can bring the pool surface, tiles and surrounding pool finishes together so that the completed pool feels like one project rather than a collection of separate repairs.
Combining Pool Tiling With Pool Painting
New tiles can make an older pool look considerably fresher, but the condition of the pool interior also affects the finished appearance.
Where the existing surface is suitable for painting, new pool tiles can be coordinated with a new pool paint finish. This creates a cleaner transition between the waterline and the pool interior and gives the renovation a more complete appearance.
For a dated pool, changing both the tile and interior colour can make a much greater visual difference than replacing either one on its own.
