Mosaic tile square Uni AT101

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile square Uni AT101 combines white ceramic with a square mosaic arrangement and a frosted gloss-level description. It offers a restrained colour choice while the smaller pieces bring a finer pattern to the surface than a plain large-format tile. The design can provide a consistent-looking background or a defined decorative section, depending on the extent of the installation and the surrounding materials selected for the space.

White finishes are not all visually identical, so compare this mosaic with adjacent tiles, paint colours and fittings rather than selecting it by colour name alone. The pattern of smaller squares also influences how the finished surface will read. A quieter colour does not make the joints and layout disappear, and those details deserve attention when the mosaic is intended to sit beside a simpler finish.

CERAMIC SHEET & PHYSICAL DETAILS

The specification identifies ceramic as the material and gives the overall dimensions as 30 × 32.6 cm, with a thickness of 5.2 mm. These measurements refer to the complete sheet rather than each individual square. The rectangular sheet proportions distinguish the format from a square 30 cm panel and should be kept in mind when working out how the sheets will meet across the area.

The mosaic is mesh-glued on the back, keeping the smaller pieces together for installation. Review the alignment of joints between sheets as well as the arrangement within each panel. At edges and openings, discuss how cuts will be finished and how the relatively thin surface will meet neighbouring materials. The mesh backing does not replace the need for suitable preparation and an installation system matched to the substrate and intended use.

STATED APPLICATIONS & RATINGS

The source record lists wall and floor use, indoor and outdoor scope, frost resistance and swimming-pool suitability. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named. These are product-specific applications to bring into the discussion with your installer. They should be considered alongside the complete fixing system rather than treated as approval for every possible installation method or every condition within those locations.

Abrasion group 4 is recorded as heavy use. Slip-resistance entries identify group B under DIN 51097 and R10 under DIN 51130. Preserve those exact classifications when checking a proposed floor or wet-area scheme. They provide a more precise basis for assessment than describing the surface simply as non-slip, and should be matched to the requirements of the particular project rather than interpreted as a universal safety guarantee.

BUYING & QUANTITY PLANNING

The current catalogue includes per-sheet and square-metre options. Check the selected unit and use this product's coverage information when converting the measured area into an order. Note corners, openings and other interruptions that may influence cuts, and consider any additional allowance in relation to the planned arrangement. A different white mosaic may have another format, so its coverage rate should not be substituted automatically.

Before buying the Mosaic tile square Uni AT101, compare the white ceramic finish and square pattern with surrounding surfaces and agree the layout across the full installation. Confirm the correct fitting materials and the treatment of transitions around the 5.2 mm thickness. The separate specification table retains the physical measurements, ratings and application details, supporting the design choice with a practical reference for this particular wall-and-floor mosaic.

SPECIFICATIONS