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| Sheets per sq. metre | 11 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per Sq. Metre | £164.89 | |
| Dimensions of sheet | 300x300 | mm |
| Dimensions of piece | 23 & 47 | mm |
| Thickness | 7 | mm |
| Material | Glass/Metal | |
| Colour | Silver/Brown | |
| 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 | 12114PK10 |
The Montrose 30x30 multi-sized mosaic.
A mixed finish mosaic which uses coloured glass and stainless steel to create a striking bathroom feature. Some glass pieces feature a textured rippled surface which catches the light. The 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.
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.
