Glass Mosaic Tiles Border Frederick Silver Q23

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Glass Mosaic Tiles Border Frederick Silver Q23 introduces a silver-coloured glass finish through a narrow strip of square mosaic pieces. Its glossy surface and regular geometry give the border a clear identity without requiring a mixture of several colours. Consider it when you want a defined decorative line that can connect with silver-toned details elsewhere in the room while remaining separate from the main wall finish.

The small square pattern creates a different effect from a plain metal trim or a single narrow tile. It provides repetition within the strip itself, so the scale of the pieces matters as much as the overall border width. Compare the mosaic with the size of adjacent tiles and the length of the proposed feature before deciding how prominently it should appear.

GLASS PIECES & BORDER DIMENSIONS

The listed strip format is 4.8 × 30 cm, with an 8 mm thickness. Individual glass pieces measure 23 × 23 mm, and the specification gives a 2 mm joint width. Those dimensions help distinguish the complete border from the smaller squares that form it. The narrow format makes planning the length of the decorative run especially important when deciding the number of sheets required.

The product record describes the pieces as glued to a net. This holds the supplied mosaic arrangement together, but the installation still needs an appropriate prepared surface and fixing system. Consider where the border begins and ends, how it turns a corner, and how its thickness relates to neighbouring materials. Resolve those details with your installer before the arrangement is fixed in place.

WHERE TO USE

The confirmed laying designation is wall tile, with internal walls, bathrooms and shower walls among the listed applications. Water resistance is also stated in the product record. These details should be checked against the exact position you intend to tile. They should not be extended into claims for floors, exterior surfaces or swimming pools. A glass material description by itself does not establish those additional uses.

Other named rooms include kitchens, living rooms, corridors and utility spaces. In a design scheme, the silver colour may provide a connection with metallic fittings, while the square mosaic pattern supplies a separate decorative texture. Keep the surrounding surfaces in view when choosing the border position, so the line contributes to the room rather than dividing the wall at a height that feels unrelated to other features.

BUYING & COVERAGE

The catalogue lists a per-sheet buying option. For this narrow border, measure the intended run and use the stated 30 cm strip length when discussing the order quantity. The supplied record contains an area figure as well as a general tiles-per-square-metre entry, which need reconciliation before any area-based calculation is relied upon. Do not transfer the coverage rate from a full square mosaic sheet to this strip.

Allow for the cuts and end pieces required by the actual layout, and check the joint arrangement where the glass border meets another tile size. The Glass Mosaic Tiles Border Frederick Silver Q23 brings together a gloss glass finish, silver colouring and 23 mm square pieces in a 4.8 cm-wide format. The specification table provides a separate place to check those technical details before ordering.

SPECIFICATIONS