
Blue Rock
A bold, deep blue with fine flecking that catches the sun. Reads darker as the water gets deeper.
13 gelcoat colours named after the coastlines, reefs and stone that inspired them. The colour of the shell sets the colour of your water.

A bold, deep blue with fine flecking that catches the sun. Reads darker as the water gets deeper.

A bright blue with a turquoise edge, taken from the colour of reef water over sand.

A light, clear blue like a shallow bay. Bright and easy to pair with pale coping.

A rich mid-to-deep blue with delicate flecks. A refined look that suits modern homes.

A strong, defined deep blue with fine flecking. Gives the water a crisp, modern edge.

A balanced blue that is bright in full sun and richer in the deep end.

A vibrant ocean blue with fine speckles. Crisp and radiant in full sun.

A soft, light blue with fine speckles. A resort feel, like tropical shallows.

A rich teal between deep blue and green, with even flecking. Calm and natural.

A cool stone grey that shifts between light grey and muted blue underwater.

A crisp light finish with blue and grey flecks. Turns the water a bright, clean aqua.

A warm sandy tone that reads light aqua in sunlight, like a coastal lagoon.

A soft neutral grey between steel blue and muted grey, with even flecking.
Each tile shows the gelcoat sample and an impression of the water it gives. Screens vary, and real water changes with depth, sunlight, shade and coping. Ask us about seeing a physical sample before you decide.
Light or dark?
Light colours like Arctic White, Crystal Blue and Water Spice give bright, resort-style aqua water and show the floor clearly. Deep colours like Dark Blue, Blue Rock and Crystal Sapphire give a rich, reflective pool that looks deeper. Greys and Teal Spice sit between and suit stone and timber.