Mosaic tile Bagdad

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile Bagdad combines brown, green and beige tones with a vintage-look porcelain stoneware design. Its glazed surface and frosted appearance give it a character that differs from a plain, high-gloss mosaic. The colour mix introduces several tones within one surface, making this an option to consider when you want the tiled area to contribute decorative interest without relying on a single vivid colour.

The vintage styling can become a deliberate feature within a room, or work alongside other materials with a more understated appearance. Compare the balance of brown, green and beige with the surfaces already chosen rather than matching only one small area of the mosaic. The finished arrangement should be considered across the whole wall or floor, where the colour mix and repeated pattern will be seen together.

PORCELAIN STONEWARE & FORMAT

The specified format is 29.75 × 29.75 cm, with a thickness of 9.6 mm and a net weight of 1.85 kg. The edges are listed as calibrated, and the backing as mesh-glued. Those details are relevant when planning the relationship between the mosaic and adjacent finishes, particularly where the overall thickness or the position of the joints differs from the neighbouring material.

Porcelain stoneware is the stated material. The specification identifies a glazed surface and a vintage design, so its appeal should not be confused with a claim that it is an aged natural stone. Look at the overall pattern, colour distribution and finish as separate elements of the selection. Plan the perimeter, transitions and corners alongside the central area before the layout is fixed.

WHERE TO USE

The record lists wall and floor use, indoor and outdoor applications, frost resistance and compatibility with underfloor heating. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named. Abrasion group 4 is stated for heavy use, while the slip-resistance entry is R9 according to DIN 51130. Keep those separate properties distinct when assessing a project, rather than treating one rating as approval for every location.

The existing description includes decorative accents between other tiles as well as larger tiled areas. In a room scheme, consider whether the vintage-look mosaic should define the main feature or provide a smaller area of detail. For wet floors, external surfaces or a heated installation, ask your installer to confirm the specific requirements using the exact product information. General room names alone do not establish the complete installation specification.

BUYING & LAYOUT PLANNING

The catalogue offers sheet and square-metre options. Check the selected unit before entering the quantity and confirm the coverage basis for this format. Measure the surface to be tiled, including openings and changes in direction, then discuss an appropriate extra allowance for the actual pattern and its edge cuts. A nearly square sheet should not automatically inherit a coverage rate from another mosaic with different dimensions.

The source installation description refers to a prepared surface, tile adhesive and grouting after placement. Confirm suitable fixing products and any special requirements for the chosen location with your installer. The Mosaic tile Bagdad brings together vintage styling, a brown-green-beige palette and glazed porcelain stoneware, with the separate specification table preserving the technical measurements and classifications for review before ordering.

SPECIFICATIONS