Hi Team
Any recommendations on where to find the tiles to fix the pool borders?
Hi @sjejani
Those look more like a paver than a tile and with the rounded edge, they are known as either Bullnose or coping pavers. They would likely have come from a local supplier so you could search around local paver suppliers or you could try taking a picture of an individual paver and use Google lens to search the image.
Hi @sjejani,
There isn't really much more I can add to what @R4addZ has already said. I'd describe them as bullnose brick pavers, which are being used for coping around a pool.
Brick manufacturers are usually quite region specific and unfortunately, I am unaware of any of our suppliers that produce this type of product.
If they were used in your pool, there's a good chance the supplier or manufacturer is fairly local to you. R4addz advice is probably the best thing you can do in this situation.
Jacob
@sjejani
If you are unfamiliar with google lens, post the image here and I will have a try for you. It may help to know whereabouts you are situated, just the region, no specifics.
Just a thought. You might like to take a sample and pop in to see our friends over at Beaumont Tiles as they could have access to this tile through their suppliers. I do note they've also got the Pompeii coping tiles, if you were considering an upgrade.
Mitchell
Hi @MitchellMc
Tile shops in perth do not sell Pavers, is that different in other places???
Hi @R4addZ, I'm not aware of what other retailers sell in different areas, but Beaumont Tiles do a range of paving products in Perth and around Australia.
@MitchellMc
Sorry, I should have been more specific. They do not sell "Brick" pavers which is what the OP is trying to match.
I can't find them listed on the website, but I still think it would be worth @sjejani taking a sample in to see the team at Beaumont Tiles. They might be able to order it in from one of their suppliers.