Beige Travertine Look - Pool Coping and Stair Bullnose Tiles

Enhance your swimming pool area with premium travertine-look pool bullnose and coping tiles from Nerang Tiles on the Gold Coast. Our 20mm thick porcelain bullnose tiles are designed to deliver the natural beauty of travertine with the durability and low maintenance of porcelain, making them ideal for pool surrounds, coping, and outdoor entertaining areas.

Create a seamless, stylish transition between your pool and outdoor space with high-quality, slip-resistant tiles that require no sealing and are built to withstand Australian conditions.

Visit our Nerang tile showroom to explore our extensive range of travertine-style pool coping and bullnose tiles, and see firsthand how easy it is to achieve a timeless, resort-style finish. Trust Nerang Tiles for expert advice, premium products, and exceptional service. Your dream pool starts here.

Porcelain Bullnose Tile Benefits

Why use a Bullnose Tile?

Swimming pool coping tiles often referred to as a bullnosed tiles create the edge of your swimming pool and conceal and protect the structural elements of your swimming pool from water damage. 

Swimming pool coping tiles provide a smooth and safe edge for swimmers. 

As well as a practical safety feature, swimming pool coping tiles can lift your pool design, adding depth and definition. Swimming pool coping tiles can create a standout feature for your swimming pool surrounds or blend surround tiling to the edge of your swimming pool. 

Machined and pre-fabricated bullnosed tiles are recognisable because of their smooth round edges. Swimming pool coping tiles are viewed a the most popular and practical solution to treat the edge and finishes of tiled cornres or edges such as swimming pools, stair cases and outdoor patio areas. 

Eliminate the sharp edges of your tiled areas by applying a bullnosed tile to improve safety and the aesthetics of your space. 

What is a Bullnose Tile

​Bullnose tiles are used to provide a smooth, rounded edge for countertops, staircase steps, building corners, patios, verandahs, pool surrounds or other construction.

The most common and widely used type of bullnose tile is to complete the surrounds of a pool. Often referred to as pool nosing or swimming pool capping, bulllnose tiles provide an opportunity to improve safety and design aesthetics. 

Pool surrounds need to be practical, safe and meet your design aspirations for a timeless stunning aesthetic. 

Pool surrounds at Nerang Tiles are available in the following:

• Curved Glass Mosaic Corner Tiles.
• Pre fabricated fully vitrified bullnosed porcelain tile pavers.
• Terracotta nosing pieces. 
• Manufactured nosing and aprons on existing porcelain and ceramic tiles. 

Porcelain tile is king when it comes to pool nosing and surrounds. Porcelain tiles require little to no maintenance (no sealing required) and have the longest durability compared to any other flooring product due to its hard body and 0.5% porosity.

Porcelain tile is available in a range of sizes, anti slip surfaces and designs to suit your pool and pool surround design. Nerang Tiles has thousands of quality porcelain and ceramic tiles on display that suit swimming pools, pool surrounds, stairs, corners and much more. 

Tile Bullnose Applications

Walls
If you are tiling a wall that has an exposed edge then a bullnose tile will yield a more pleasing and professional finish. Mitred edges are the most popular wall bullnose type used in this scenario, were the edges of the tile are cut on angles so that they join almost perfectly. This hides the edge of the tile and provides a clean and modern aesthetic. 

Floors 
Bullnose tiles are perfectly suited to flooring applications such as pool surrounds, patios, verandas and stair cases. The nosing provides a safe curved edge while hiding the edge / side of a tile. This provides improved safety, a better looking finish and the opportunity to avoid using aluminium or plastic trims or angles to cover up the edge of a designed space. 

Corners 
Bullnose tiles can also be used to smooth out sharp edges on tub surrounds or countertops. The outermost edges of bathroom niches can also be finished with bullnose rather than standard tile.