Atlas Concorde Solution Yorkshire mosaic tile Almond

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Atlas Concorde Solution Yorkshire mosaic tile Almond brings a beige concrete-look finish to a smaller mosaic format. Made from porcelain stoneware, it combines the visual restraint of a concrete-inspired surface with the repeated detail of individual mosaic pieces. The Almond colour gives the design a warmer direction than a grey concrete-look tile, making it worth considering alongside pale timber, warm neutrals and other understated finishes.

Its character comes from the balance between the overall colour and the scale of the mosaic pattern. A narrow decorative area can introduce detail between larger tiles, while a wider arrangement gives the repeated pieces more prominence. Consider how much of the surface will remain visible and decide whether the mosaic should be the main feature or a supporting detail within the room.

MATERIAL, FORMAT & SURFACE

The supplied specification lists a 30 × 30 cm format and an 8 mm thickness. The porcelain stoneware is described as unglazed and solid-coloured, with rectified edges. Those details distinguish the construction from a glazed ceramic mosaic and provide useful information when planning junctions with surrounding surfaces. Compare the sheet format and thickness with the other materials selected for the installation.

Mesh bonding on the back holds the mosaic arrangement together as a sheet. This format helps you consider the pattern as a complete panel, but the individual pieces and joints remain important to the finished appearance. Discuss the joint layout and edge treatment with your installer before fixing begins, especially where a decorative mosaic panel will sit between tiles with different dimensions or proportions.

WHERE TO USE

The product is listed for walls and floors, inside and outside, with living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms among its stated applications. The record also identifies frost resistance and suitability for underfloor heating. These are product-specific details to bring into the installation discussion rather than reasons to assume that every setting will use the same preparation, adhesive or movement-joint arrangement.

The technical table records abrasion group 4, R10 slip resistance under DIN 51130 and group B under DIN 51097. Keep the exact ratings available when checking a proposed floor or wet-area project. A rating should be assessed against the particular location and its requirements. It should not be simplified into an unrestricted promise that the finished surface will be slip-proof in every condition.

BUYING & LAYOUT PLANNING

The current catalogue offers per-sheet and square-metre buying options. Check which unit is selected before entering an order quantity, and refer to the product's coverage information when converting between the two. Measure the intended area and note interruptions, corners and narrow sections that may influence the arrangement. Consider any allowance for cutting separately from the measured surface rather than assuming the two figures are identical.

Before ordering the Atlas Concorde Solution Yorkshire mosaic tile Almond, review the beige tone, concrete-look design and mosaic scale together with your surrounding finishes. Agree the fitting system and layout with the installer, including any transition to a different surface. Its mesh-mounted porcelain stoneware construction and stated wall-and-floor applications offer several design possibilities, while the separate specification table provides the technical reference needed to check the details of your own project.

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