Poolkerat

Poolkerat is a term that refers to a specific type of ceramic tile, often used in swimming pool construction and other wet environments. These tiles are characterized by their high durability, low water absorption, and resistance to chemicals commonly found in pool water, such as chlorine. The name "poolkerat" itself suggests its intended application, combining "pool" with a term that implies toughness or ceramic properties.

These tiles are manufactured using specific clay mixtures and firing processes to ensure they can withstand continuous submersion in water and exposure to temperature fluctuations. The surface of poolkerat tiles is typically designed to provide adequate slip resistance, which is crucial for safety in and around swimming pools. They are available in a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing for diverse aesthetic designs in pool interiors and exteriors. Installation involves specialized adhesives and grouts that are also designed for submerged and chemically treated environments to prevent degradation and ensure longevity. The consistent quality and performance requirements for tiles used in aquatic settings mean that poolkerat tiles are manufactured to meet strict industry standards.