Blue Porcelain Waterline Tiles with Matching Corner Pieces
The waterline face is dark blue glazed porcelain with a gloss surface, and its color and sheen are approved as a range that includes the shaped pieces as well as a flat tile.
The standard field piece is 150 mm wide, 75 mm high and 8 mm thick and forms the straight waterline course, with 3 mm joints added to the face dimensions.
Selected concave inside and convex outside corner pieces continue the blue glazed face around changes in direction. Each has nominal 75 mm plan legs and 75 mm height with a selected 20 mm curved-face radius; profile and joint geometry are coordinated as shaped components.
The rectangular flat tile covers the straight pool-wall course. Its 150 × 75 mm face gives a 153 × 78 mm repeating module with the selected 3 mm joints, without turning the module area into net ceramic face coverage.
The inside profile has a shaped concave face for the internal corner, whose nominal legs and curved transition must meet the adjoining flat course, so it is counted by piece and corner reference.
The outside profile has a shaped convex glazed face for an outward turn. Keep its orientation and return lengths on the same waterline schedule as the adjacent flat tiles and inside corners.
| Selected material | Gloss dark-blue glazed porcelain for pool waterline design |
|---|---|
| Selected profile | Gloss blue flat porcelain ·150 W × 75 H × 8 T mm |
| Selected flat tile | 150 W × 75 H × 8 T mm |
| Selected corner legs/height | 75 × 75 mm nominal plan legs; 75 mm high |
| Selected corner radius | R 20 mm curved face; actual shaped profile matched to adjoining course |
| Selected joints and flat module | 3 mm joints; 153 × 78 mm repeating module for 150 × 75 mm flat faces |
| Profiles | Straight field, concave inside corner and convex outside corner components |
| Assembly boundary | Immersion and chemical evidence, substrate, waterproofing, adhesive, grout and movement joints specified for the pool |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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Set the finished waterline position and course count on the pool elevation. The selected 75 mm tile height and 3 mm joints are separate from the water level, wall height and any movement-joint layout.
Mark inside corners, outside corners, steps, returns and end cuts by location. Shaped pieces must line up with the flat course and the substrate radius, giving a clean curved corner.
Coordinate the actual pool substrate, waterproofing, adhesive bed, grout and movement joints as an immersion assembly.
Separate flat-tile quantities from concave and convex shaped pieces. Include course lengths, course count, joint requirement and cut allowance so a flat-area price does not conceal missing corner profiles.
Keep the blue color, sheen, flat edge and shaped-corner references together. The approved range records variation and profile fit, and any immersion or chemical documents come with the supplied material.
List adhesive, grout, waterproofing, movement joints and installation apart from the porcelain pieces, and give radius preparation or special substrate work its own responsibility and quantity line.
Label flat and shaped pieces by profile and pool location, with spare corner counts shown. Protective packing, destination, handling access and staged deliveries follow the tile schedule.
The corners are shaped ceramic pieces with concave or convex glazed faces, each with nominal 75 mm legs, 75 mm height and an R 20 curved face, counted apart from the flat 150 × 75 mm tiles.
The flat field tile covers straight courses, the concave piece follows an inside turn and the convex piece an outside turn, all in the same gloss blue porcelain finish.
No. The flat ceramic face is 150 × 75 mm. The 153 × 78 mm repeating module includes a 3 mm joint allocation in each direction, so net tile face and installed coverage are separate quantities.
This configuration is a gloss-glazed waterline component. A pool-floor finish requires its own suitable material, assembly and documented performance requirements.
Porcelain absorbs very little water, which suits waterlines in chlorinated pools and cold climates. We supply the water-absorption, chemical-resistance and frost test reports for the batch with the shipment.
Send pool elevations, course count, straight lengths, inside and outside corner locations, cut details and joints, plus finish and profile sample requirements, destination, spares and the waterproofing, adhesive, grout and installation assigned to your installer.
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