Atlas Concorde Solution Regent mosaic tile Ivory

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Atlas Concorde Solution Regent mosaic tile Ivory combines a beige-and-brown colour mix with a stone-look porcelain-stoneware design. Its frosted appearance and small-scale arrangement provide a different texture of detail from a single large-format tile, allowing the stone look to become part of a mosaic feature. The design can be considered as a restrained accent or a more continuous surface within a coordinated interior or exterior scheme.

Compare the beige and brown with the surrounding finishes rather than relying on the Ivory name alone. Warm neighbouring colours may connect with the mix, while a contrasting material can give the mosaic a clearer role as a feature. Think about the amount of pattern visible around furniture and fittings when deciding the area to cover, because the complete composition matters more than one isolated panel.

PORCELAIN FORMAT & SURFACE

The supplied width and length are both 30 cm, with an 8 mm thickness and a net weight of 1.45 kg. The technical record identifies an unglazed surface, rectified edges and a solid-coloured body. Keep those construction details distinct from the stone-look appearance: porcelain stoneware is the stated material, rather than natural stone. First-choice sorting is also listed in the product information.

The unglazed, frosted appearance should be compared with the finish of the adjacent tiles and fittings. Include the 8 mm profile and edge information when discussing how the mosaic meets another surface, especially if their thicknesses differ. Plan the perimeter and the way the small-scale design will continue through corners or interruptions before work starts. The fixing system should be chosen for the product and the actual receiving surface.

APPLICATIONS & PERFORMANCE

The specification lists wall and floor applications, indoor and outdoor settings and frost resistance. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named, with underfloor-heating suitability also recorded. These are product-specific statements to assess against the precise project. The preparation, fitting and finishing requirements still depend on the location and complete installation system, not just the appearance or material name.

Abrasion group 5 is given and described as very heavy use. The slip-resistance entries are R10 according to DIN 51130 and group B according to DIN 51097. Use those classifications in their proper context when discussing the tile with your installer. They should not be converted into an unrestricted promise for every wet floor, commercial use or exposed position without checking the exact performance required for that setting.

BUYING & DESIGN PLANNING

The catalogue provides sheet and square-metre options. Check the selected buying unit and confirm coverage before working out the final quantity. Measure the area receiving the mosaic and note corners, openings and any change of material that affects its outline. If the product is used between larger tiles as an accent, calculate that feature separately rather than assuming the whole surface uses the same finish.

Discuss any additional material for cuts in relation to the actual layout, and compare the beige-and-brown stone look with adjoining surfaces before purchasing. Keep the technical details available when finalising an installation involving underfloor heating or outdoor conditions. The Atlas Concorde Solution Regent mosaic tile Ivory offers a specific unglazed porcelain-stoneware design, while its separate specification table retains the dimensions and listed classifications for checking against the project.

SPECIFICATIONS