Mosaic tile square Uni SAT 509

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Mosaic tile square Uni SAT 509 brings a grey ceramic finish to a classic small-square mosaic arrangement. Its frosted appearance offers a restrained alternative to a glittering or highly glossy surface, allowing the fine pattern to provide detail without introducing a strong colour contrast. It can be considered as a feature or as an accent between other tiles, depending on the scale of the planned area.

Grey can connect several elements within a room, but the tone and surface finish should still be compared with the materials around it. Think about whether the mosaic should stand out through its smaller scale or contribute to a more continuous scheme. Larger plain tiles, patterned surfaces and metallic fittings will each affect the way the grey squares read within the complete composition.

CERAMIC PANEL & MEASUREMENTS

The listed width and length are both 30.6 cm, with a thickness of 6 mm. The back is mesh-glued, holding the arrangement together in its supplied panel, and the net weight is 1.05 kg. These overall measurements help with the layout, but they do not establish an independent size for each individual mosaic square. Keep the panel and chip scales distinct when discussing the design.

The technical record identifies ceramics as the material and first-choice sorting. The frosted surface should be considered alongside the grey colour, rather than assuming all grey mosaics will create the same effect. Plan edges and transitions before installation, especially where the 6 mm profile meets a different thickness. The receiving surface and chosen fixing materials also need to suit the actual project.

APPLICATIONS & PERFORMANCE DETAILS

The source lists floor and wall use, indoor and outdoor settings, frost resistance and swimming-pool suitability. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms and permanently wet areas are named among the applications. Those stated uses should be assessed in relation to the exact position and full installation system. A pool interior, a wet floor and an outdoor wall have different project requirements even when the tile record mentions all of those settings.

Abrasion group 4 is recorded as heavy use. The slip-resistance entries are R10 according to DIN 51130 and group B according to DIN 51097. Keep those classifications in their original context when discussing the product with your installer. They are specific ratings, not a general promise that every wet or sloping surface is suitable. Confirm any additional performance, preparation and fixing requirements for the intended location before ordering.

BUYING & ARRANGING THE MOSAIC

The catalogue offers per-sheet and square-metre buying options. Confirm the selected unit and applicable coverage before calculating a quantity. Measure the actual area and note changes in direction, corners and openings that affect the square arrangement. If the mosaic is planned as a smaller accent within a larger tiled scheme, calculate that feature separately so the order reflects the area receiving this particular product.

Discuss any extra material for cuts with reference to the layout, and keep the product’s ratings available when finalising the installation brief. Compare the frosted grey finish with the surrounding materials before purchase. The Mosaic tile square Uni SAT 509 combines a restrained ceramic appearance with a detailed square pattern, while the separate specification table preserves the dimensions, stated applications and technical classifications for checking against the project.

SPECIFICATIONS