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Porcelain cladding for swimming pools
Porcelain cladding is a great option when installing pool floors and walls, as well as for their surroundings, given its greater durability, stain resistance and easy maintenance. In addition, it has great versatility in styles, textures and colors, which will make your pool totally unique.
What do you want your pool water to look like?
Water will always tend to be blue due to the Raleigh scattering effect, which explains that water absorbs long-wavelengths of light (red, orange, yellow) more easily than short-wave (blue, violet) wavelengths. In this way, the unabsorbed shortwave light lengths bounce off and in doing so we capture them with our eyes. That's when we perceive the blue color of water.
By playing with the tones of our pool lining, we can achieve visual effects closer to tropical colors, light tones, a range of ochre and sand, and even grays and blacks.
Achieve maximum water transparency in your pool with a coating in light tones that will bring elegance, purity and simplicity to your design.
Get the purest shades of blue in the water in your pool with a top-quality porcelain coating. A multitude of designs in different formats and textures.
Pool liners that achieve a stunning green water effect. Unique and durable designs to create a natural and sophisticated atmosphere.
Pool liners that achieve an elegant water effect in sand tones. Create a warm and natural space with style and durability.
Pool liners that achieve an impressive black water effect. Perfect for a contemporary design with style and resistance.
Light-toned coating that will bring elegance, purity and simplicity to your design
Purest shades of blue in the water in your pool with a top-quality porcelain coating
Pool liners that achieve a stunning green water effect.
Pool coatings that create a spectacular turquoise water effect.
Pool liners that achieve an elegant water effect in sand tones
Pool liners that achieve a stunning black water effect