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| Sheets per sq. metre | 11 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per Sq. Metre | £175.89 | |
| Dimensions of sheet | 300x300 | mm |
| Dimensions of piece | 23 | mm |
| Thickness | 7 | mm |
| Material | Glass/Metal | |
| Colour | Black/Silver | |
| Finish | Gloss | |
| Texture | Flat | |
| Wall or Floor tile | Wall Mosaic | |
| Area | Indoor | |
| Glazed ⓘ The coat of enamel or liquid glass that is applied to ceramic and porcelain tiles. Glazed tiles are non-absorbent so do not require sealing. | N/A | |
| Requires Sealing ⓘ unglazed tiles will absorb liquid, which will lead to staining. Thus it’s necessary to apply a protective sealant to unglazed tiles. | No | |
| Frost proof ⓘ Different types of floor tiles have different water absorption rates. porcelain tiles are engineered to be frost proof in temperatures below zero as they don’t absorb water (non porous). | N/A | |
| Rectified edge ⓘ Has been mechanically cut or ground down to an exact size. The edges are usually precisely cut at a square 90-degree angle. | N/A | |
| Underfloor heating | N/A | |
| Anti slip ⓘ Slip rating given to determine how slippy a tile is. R9 has a small degree of slip resistance, right up to R13, which is the highest slip resistance. R9 and R10 values are often used for domestic situations such as bathrooms and kitchens. |
N/A | |
| PEI rating ⓘ PEI ratings help you determine the hardness and durability of floor tile. PEI 3 Light to moderate (normal) traffic. PEI 4 Moderate to heavy traffic. |
N/A | |
| Fire hearths / surround | No | |
| Trim size | 8-10 | mm |
| Supplier | TCS | |
| Manufacture Code | 1206010PK |
Cadence Mosaic 30x30 mixed finish mosaic.
A bathroom wall mosaic of brushed stainless steel and coloured faceted glass pieces. Each piece measures 2.3x2.3cm but the Cadence Mosaic comes on a fine mesh to help with fixing and can be cut down to lay the mosaic in strips instead of whole sheets. Also known as Cadence Stainless Steel Mosaic.
Despite the development of high-definition digitally printed wall tiles, mosaics are still popular in kitchens and bathrooms. Mosaics can break up featureless walls, draw attention to key features of the room or add a touch of colour in a subtle way that tiles can not without being overpowering or garish.