Oxide mosaic tile

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

The Oxide mosaic tile combines black porcelain stoneware with a shimmering surface and a metallic look. The design offers a way to introduce the appearance of metal through a porcelain-stoneware product rather than a sheet of actual metal. Its mosaic scale creates detail across the surface, making it a choice to consider as a decorative accent or a more extensive feature within the room.

Black can provide a strong contrast beside lighter finishes or connect with other darker elements in the scheme. Think about the balance between the shimmering appearance and the materials surrounding it before choosing how much to use. The metallic look already contributes visual interest, so quieter adjacent surfaces can allow that detail to remain visible without several different patterns competing for attention.

PORCELAIN STONEWARE & EDGE DETAIL

The specified panel measures 30 × 30 cm and is 9 mm thick. The back is mesh-glued, and the net weight is 1.66 kg. The record identifies a glazed surface, rectified edges and a dyed body. Those details help distinguish the construction from a glass or metal mosaic, even though the appearance is described as metallic. The material entry remains porcelain stoneware.

Include the 9 mm profile and rectified-edge information when discussing transitions to neighbouring tiles. The mosaic arrangement still needs to be planned at the panel joins and around corners or openings, rather than judged only in the middle of the feature. Suitable preparation and fixing products should be selected for the exact porcelain-stoneware product and the surface receiving it, with the planned location taken into account.

WHERE TO USE

The specification lists walls and floors, indoor and outdoor applications and frost resistance. Living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, terraces and commercial settings are named. Compatibility with underfloor heating is also recorded. These statements provide a basis for assessing the design against the project, but the complete installation system and required performance for the exact position still need to be confirmed before ordering or fitting.

Abrasion group 3 is listed as medium load. The recorded slip-resistance classifications are R10 according to DIN 51130 and group B according to DIN 51097. Keep those ratings in their original context rather than turning them into a general safety guarantee for every floor. Discuss wet-area or commercial requirements with your installer, including the substrate, preparation and installation products appropriate to the actual location.

BUYING & LAYOUT PLANNING

The current catalogue offers per-sheet and square-metre options. Check the selected unit and confirm the applicable coverage before calculating the quantity. Measure the feature that will receive the black mosaic and note interruptions such as openings, corners and changes of direction. A smaller decorative section within a larger surface should have its own measurement rather than automatically using the dimensions of the whole room.

Review any allowance for cuts in relation to that layout, and compare the shimmering metallic look with adjacent finishes before purchase. Keep the product’s technical ratings available when finalising the installation brief, especially where underfloor heating or an outdoor application is involved. The Oxide mosaic tile brings a specific black porcelain-stoneware design to the scheme, with its separate technical table preserving the dimensions, surface details and stated uses for the final checks.

SPECIFICATIONS