Mosaic tile button Uni 110N

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile button Uni 110N combines a white ceramic finish with a button-style mosaic design. Its smaller pattern introduces detail while retaining a restrained colour direction, offering an alternative to both a plain larger tile and a more strongly coloured mosaic. The product's character comes from the way the repeated elements form the surface, with the white palette allowing the arrangement itself to remain part of the design.

Consider how the mosaic scale will relate to the other shapes in the room. It could provide a defined area of detail beside simpler field tiles, or become a more continuous feature across a larger section. Compare it with adjacent whites and pale finishes before deciding the composition. A neutral colour does not remove the visual effect of the joints and repeated elements, so both should be included in the layout discussion.

MATERIAL & SHEET DIMENSIONS

The technical record identifies ceramic as the material, a frosted gloss-level description and a 32 × 30.5 cm overall sheet format. Thickness is 5 mm. The sheet dimensions describe the complete panel, not a measurement for each individual element of the button-style pattern. Keeping those two scales distinct helps when comparing products and deciding how much detail will be visible within the proposed tiled area.

The pieces are net-glued on the back, bringing the arrangement together for installation as a sheet. Review how the joints will continue between panels and how edges or openings will be finished. The slightly rectangular overall format is useful to consider when establishing the start point. Discuss suitable preparation and installation materials with your installer, including any transition from the 5 mm mosaic to a thicker surrounding surface.

STATED USES & PRACTICAL CHECKS

Wall and floor applications are listed, together with indoor and outdoor scope, frost resistance and swimming-pool suitability. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named in the supplied record. Use those product-specific details when checking the intended project, while assessing the whole fitting system for the exact surface and conditions. A pool or permanently wet position requires suitable preparation and fixing products as well as an appropriate tile.

Abrasion group 3 is recorded as medium load. Keep that classification available for a floor assessment rather than turning a floor-use entry into an unrestricted heavy-duty claim. Check any additional performance requirements that apply to the location, including information not established in the technical record. The white ceramic appearance and button-style design help define the visual choice, but they do not replace those practical checks.

BUYING & PROJECT PLANNING

The catalogue currently offers per-sheet and square-metre buying options. Confirm the selected unit and consult the coverage information for this exact product before converting a measured area into an order. Include separate sections, corners and other interruptions that may affect cuts. Discuss any additional allowance with the installer in relation to the actual pattern arrangement, rather than transferring a general rate from another white mosaic or assuming identical sheet coverage.

Before purchasing the Mosaic tile button Uni 110N, compare the finish and smaller pattern with the surrounding scheme and agree the layout across the whole area. Confirm the fitting system and edge treatment around the 5 mm thickness. The separate specification table retains the measurements, classifications and stated applications, supporting the design discussion with the technical reference needed to check this particular white ceramic mosaic against your own project requirements.

SPECIFICATIONS