Meteor Granito – Limited Availability

Name: Meteor Granito Porcelain Pool Tiles and Coping Outdoor Paving Tiles
Brand: The Pool Tile Company
SKU: megpor

Meteor Granito Granite-Look Porcelain Tiles

Meteor Granito Porcelain pool coping and surrounds with Thredbo walling and White Crystal waterline tile

Meteor Granito porcelain pool coping and Skimmer Lid

Meteor Granito Dropface Single 60 Coping

Meteor Granito – Limited Availability

Meteor Granito porcelain tile is a starry heaven; the black of deep space with stardust-like flecks. This porcelain creation, with little variation between tiles, will be a brilliant and striking addition to an infinite number of pool deck projects. A shooting star in our expanding universe of porcelain options.

Also see detailed coping profiles and sizes for Meteor Granito.

Product Specifications

Tile Size	400 x 400mm
Tile Thickness	20mm
Tile Colour	Natural
Tile Finish	Non-Slip
Coping Options	Bullnose, Dropface, Square Edge
Matching Skimmer Lid	HIDE Kit (for onsite install), Quad premade
Slip Rating	This tile has a P5 slip rating (highest possible) using the wet pendulum slip resistance test. At least a P4 rating is required for pool surrounds.
Tone	Neutral
Relative Pricing	Mid range. Higher than Sandstone. Cheaper than Granite; Travertine; Limestone and Marble

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Maintenance

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Maintenance

Minimal maintenance is required for Stone-look, non-slip porcelain tiles! NO ongoing sealing required. Porcelain’s dense surface absorbs very little moisture, so spills that might seep into another material and cause a stain, can easily be wiped up with a damp cloth or hosed off. Meteor Granito generally only needs to be swept and cleaned with water and a mild detergent regularly.

Learn more about how to care for your porcelain tiles.

Porcelain tiles do not need sealing due to having little to no porosity. However, some people choose to seal their porcelain. Please ensure you use an appropriate ‘porcelain specific’ penetrating sealer. We recommend seeking assistance from John Tindale from Stone Clean and Seal for advice before sealing your porcelain.