Mosaic tile square Uni B 100

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile square Uni B 100 combines a white ceramic surface with a regular square mosaic arrangement and a glittering appearance. The design keeps the colour palette simple while allowing the small-piece pattern to introduce detail. It is a distinct option to compare with matte white mosaics when the finish, the joint pattern and the scale of the individual pieces are all important to the room scheme.

White does not have to mean visually plain. Across a mosaic surface, the repeated squares create their own rhythm, and the joints become part of that composition. Compare the product with the surrounding whites and pale materials rather than assuming they will all match. The layout can work as a concentrated decorative detail or as a larger surface, depending on the balance of the entire space.

SHEET FORMAT & CONSTRUCTION

The listed sheet measures 30 cm wide by 32.6 cm long, with a thickness of 5.2 mm and a net weight of 900 g. Ceramic is the stated material, and the pieces are mesh-glued on the back. These details help separate the overall format from an assumption about the dimensions of each individual square, which are not independently established in the supplied table.

The slightly rectangular sheet proportions matter when planning the arrangement across a wall or floor. Consider edges, corners and any interruptions before fixing begins, rather than deciding only from one sheet viewed alone. The mesh holds the mosaic pattern together in the supplied format, but it does not replace the need for a prepared receiving surface and installation products appropriate to the exact location.

APPLICATIONS & IMPORTANT LIMITATIONS

The specification identifies floor and wall use, indoor and outdoor applications, frost resistance and swimming-pool suitability. Bathroom, kitchen, living-room and permanently wet areas are also listed. The abrasion classification, however, is group 2 for light-duty use. That limit should remain part of the assessment, especially when the proposed floor is likely to receive more wear than a lightly used domestic area.

The source description specifically warns not to grout this mosaic in white because a visual colour deviation could result. Keep that instruction visible when discussing the appearance with your installer. The joint colour is not merely an afterthought for this design. Confirm a suitable alternative and the complete installation system before work begins, particularly for showers, pools or other wet settings with project-specific requirements.

BUYING & PROJECT PLANNING

The current buying options include per sheet and per square metre. Confirm which unit is selected and check the product-specific coverage basis before calculating the final quantity. Include the actual shape of the area and the cuts required at its perimeter when considering any extra material. A white square mosaic with a similar appearance may have different sheet dimensions or a different coverage rate.

Before ordering, review the light-duty abrasion classification and the no-white-grout instruction alongside the intended use. Discuss how the mosaic will meet adjacent materials and whether the proposed joint arrangement gives the appearance you want. The Mosaic tile square Uni B 100 offers a white glittering ceramic finish with a regular square pattern, while the separate specification table retains the technical measurements and product classifications for reference.

SPECIFICATIONS