Blue and white pool mosaic blend
The selected order basis uses square glass chips measuring 25 × 25 mm at the face and 4 mm thick, in a dispersed blue, teal and white blend. A 2 mm design joint gives a 27 mm chip pitch. The dimensions define the custom mosaic request; the final blend proportions, glass finish and dimensional tolerances are recorded with the accepted material.
The selected module holds 121 chips in an 11 × 11 grid with paper on the face, leaving the backs available for the setting bed. With 25 mm chips and ten internal 2 mm joints, the outside chip-to-chip module measures 295 × 295 mm. A 2 mm joint between modules produces a 297 × 297 mm installed repeat. Rear mesh is outside this mounting selection.
The selected application is a vertical pool wall or waterline. The 25 mm chip and 2 mm joint grid can be laid out around curved walls, but the accepted radius, corners, penetrations and movement joints need their own setting-out detail. Floor, step and bench-top areas require a separate slip/use classification and are outside this wall-finish selection.
The selected direction combines blue and teal pieces with white squares in a dispersed pattern. The blend is defined by the selected product and approved sample, including the relative colors and glass finish. A change in the proportion or shade of the white pieces changes the overall appearance, even when the chip size stays the same.
The glass surface, grout color and joint width read together across the finished pool, and grout can soften the grid or make each square stand out. Finish and grout are chosen for submerged or waterline use; for steps, benches and walkable areas, slip resistance is specified on its own.
Face paper is selected to avoid a rear mesh/glue layer at the bond interface. The actual glass, paper release, adhesive, grout and waterproofing must be accepted together for the intended pool exposure. Setting-material instructions govern paper removal and cure before filling.
| Product configuration | Selected custom wall/waterline finish: square glass mosaic in blue, teal and white; 11 × 11 chips per face-paper-mounted module. |
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| Selected blend | Specified blue, teal and white square glass mosaic: 25 × 25 × 4 mm chips, 2 mm design joints and an 11 × 11 face-paper-mounted module. Pool-wall and waterline use requires a compatible submerged setting system; floor and step use is separate. |
| Chip dimensions | Selected chip target: 25 × 25 mm face × 4 mm thickness; 2 mm design joints, giving 27 mm chip pitch. |
| Module & coverage | 121 chips/module; outside chip envelope 295 × 295 mm; installed repeat 297 × 297 mm including the intermodule joint; calculated repeat coverage 0.088209 m²/module. Carton count by accepted packing schedule. |
| Mounting & setting | Selected face-paper mounting; exposed glass backs for setting. Actual glass, mounting release, adhesive, grout and waterproofing require coordinated submerged-use acceptance; rear mesh and tested bond values are not part of this selection. |
| Application | Selected use: vertical pool walls and waterlines. Curved geometry by setting-out detail; walkable floors, steps and bench tops require separate use/slip classification. |
| Supply quantity | Field area, borders and detail pieces, cuts and agreed spares itemized; pool shell, waterproofing and site work listed on their own |
| Minimum order | Supplied in full packing units from one production batch, rounded up from your area. Small lots can ship with the rest of your project list in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
Open mosaic module diagram ↗
The selected installed repeat is 297 × 297 mm, including one 2 mm perimeter joint allowance. It gives 0.088209 m² per module repeat. Divide the finish area by 0.088209 and round up to whole modules before adding cuts and agreed spares; 100 m² starts with 1134 modules. The 295 × 295 mm outside chip envelope is not the same coverage area. Final carton quantities follow the accepted module and modules-per-box schedule.
The finish layout treats broad surfaces apart from corners, radiused faces, steps and penetrations, with the joint grid and any border lines continuing cleanly across those details. Movement joints follow the pool design and installation system, and field mosaic is listed apart from any trim or special pieces.
Material quantity follows the tiled areas, net module coverage, cuts, detailed surfaces and agreed spares, with pool floor, walls, waterline and curved faces measured individually where their finish differs. Blend and production batch are kept together on the order.
Our quotation names the blue, teal and white blend, glass finish, chip size, thickness, module format and mounting, which together define the mosaic. A different blend, mounting or module format can change the material and installation requirements.
The schedule separates field mosaic from borders, edge treatments and any special pieces. Quantities follow the actual pool surfaces and detailed areas. Curves, corners and penetrations can affect the number of cuts and the pattern layout even when their measured surface area is small.
The supply states whether compatible adhesive, grout and special trim are included, and waterproofing, substrate construction, movement-joint work and installation are listed as site work.
The order records net coverage per module, modules per box, total supplied area and any spare material. Packing needs to protect the glass pieces and maintain the identity of the selected blend and batch. Quantity, destination, receiving arrangements and delivery terms follow the actual order. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
This configuration uses glass mosaic pieces in a blue, teal and white square blend. It is separate from porcelain pool tile or porcelain mosaic. The product schedule identifies the selected glass finish, chip size, thickness, module and mounting.
No. Pool walls and waterlines are the selected use, including submerged wall areas where the actual glass and complete setting system are accepted for that exposure. Pool floors, steps and bench tops need a separate use and slip classification.
The selected chip target is 25 × 25 × 4 mm. Each face-paper module contains 11 × 11 chips with 2 mm joints: the outside chip envelope is 295 × 295 mm and the installed repeat is 297 × 297 mm. These are selected custom-order dimensions, with final tolerances and packing recorded in the accepted schedule.
No. This configuration selects paper face mounting, leaving the glass backs available to the adhesive. It does not select rear mesh. The actual face mounting and compatible setting system still need acceptance for the intended submerged application; the mounting choice is not a bond-test result.
The small format suits curved details, with the fit depending on chip size, joint spacing, mounting and the radius. The layout marks corners, penetrations and changes of plane, and the module is checked against that geometry.
Use the selected 297 × 297 mm installed repeat, equal to 0.088209 m² per module. Divide the measured finish area by that value and round up, then add project cuts, detail pieces and agreed spares. For 100 m², the initial count is 1134 modules before those additions. Carton rounding follows the actual modules-per-box quantity.
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