Mosaic tile Brick Bond Diamond CBP 106

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile Brick Bond Diamond CBP 106 combines a petrol-coloured ceramic surface with a brick-bond mosaic arrangement. The offset pattern provides a different visual rhythm from a regular grid of equal squares, giving the tiled area directional detail as well as colour. Its glittering appearance adds another point of comparison when selecting the design beside plainer or less reflective neighbouring surfaces.

A petrol-toned feature can become a strong part of the scheme without requiring several different colours. Consider how much of the pattern should remain visible around fittings and furniture before deciding the feature size. The brick-bond arrangement can be assessed as a smaller decorative section or a more continuous tiled area, with the surrounding finishes chosen to support the balance you want to achieve.

MOSAIC FORMAT & CONSTRUCTION

The supplied panel measures 30 × 30 cm and is 6 mm thick. The existing detailed description identifies rectangular pieces measuring 23 × 48 mm, held in their arrangement on a mesh backing. Keep the complete sheet size distinct from those smaller pieces when planning the pattern, because both scales influence how it will continue across the feature and how the perimeter will be finished.

The technical table lists ceramics as the material and a net weight of 1.05 kg. Compare neighbouring panels together as part of the layout so the brick-bond sequence is considered beyond one sheet. The 6 mm profile also needs to be reviewed where the mosaic meets another tile or material. Discuss the receiving surface and suitable installation products before the final fixing arrangement is chosen.

WHERE TO USE

The specification lists floor and wall applications, indoor and outdoor settings and frost resistance. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named, and swimming-pool suitability is recorded. These are product-specific applications to assess with the exact location and complete installation requirements. They should not be treated as a general approval for every traffic level or wet-floor condition within those settings.

The abrasion entry is group 1, described as very light use. That limitation matters particularly for a floor, and the source does not establish a separate slip-resistance rating. Confirm the required performance with your installer before choosing the mosaic for a demanding position. Mesh mounting also does not mean the product is self-adhesive, so the fixing and waterproofing system should be selected for the actual project.

BUYING & BRICK-PATTERN PLANNING

The catalogue includes per-sheet and square-metre options. Check the selected buying unit and confirm the applicable product coverage before calculating the quantity. Measure the intended area and note where the offset arrangement will meet corners, openings and fixed edges. Planning the brick pattern at those points can be as important as arranging the uninterrupted central section of the feature.

Discuss additional material for cuts with reference to the layout, and compare the petrol colour and glittering finish with adjoining surfaces before purchasing. Keep the exact product identity available when asking for installation or coverage clarification. The Mosaic tile Brick Bond Diamond CBP 106 offers a defined rectangular pattern in a compact ceramic format, with its separate specification table retaining the measurements, stated uses and technical classifications for the final project checks.

SPECIFICATIONS