Blue gray penny round mosaic
Small round pieces create a dotted surface, with neighboring rows offset from one another. The listed 19 × 19 mm format identifies the compact penny-round selection. The supplied material is porcelain, a ceramic tile subtype.
The pieces are grouped on approximately 292 × 320 mm sheets to carry the repeated circular layout into installation. The sheet envelope is separate from the net installed area. Mounting type and bonding compatibility follow the actual mosaic and the selected setting system.
The tiles are 6 mm thick with joints of about 3 mm, so the many small circles sit in a fine grout network. The finished build-up includes the bedding system, and sheets are spaced to match the joints within each sheet.
The selected blue gray palette introduces a restrained color across the small circular pieces. Surface sheen and tonal variation are established with the chosen product sample. The shade reference is selected together with the sheet format and grout color.
Grout shows between the staggered circles: a close color softens the contrast, a different one brings out the dotted pattern. Choose grout for color, joint width and suitability for the tile surface and location.
| Material & pattern | Porcelain penny-round mosaic with circular pieces in staggered rows; blue gray selected appearance |
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| Selected configuration | Blue gray porcelain penny-round pieces in the listed 19 × 19 mm format on 292 × 320 mm sheets; 6 mm thickness |
| Listed chip format | 19 × 19 mm round-piece format. |
| Mounted sheet & thickness | Approximately 292 × 320 mm sheet envelope; 6 mm tile thickness; sheet envelope is not exact net installed area |
| Joint reference | Approximately 3 mm joints; grout selection and sheet-to-sheet spacing coordinated for the installation |
| Packing references | 22 sheets/carton; approximately 2.00 m²/carton; approximately 11 sheets/m²; approximately 20.7 kg gross/carton |
| Separate installation details | Mounting/bonding compatibility, substrate, finished build-up, grout, cut layout, trims and application requirements |
| 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. |
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Sheet joins need the same rhythm as the spaces between circles, so the layout sets the starting line and neighboring sheets together and the rows run without a grid of sheet lines. The supplied mounting governs handling and seam adjustment.
A straight boundary intersects the circular pattern. Wall ends, corners, penetrations and trim profiles affect how the last rows finish. The surface elevation sets those edges and the intended balance of full rounds and cut pieces before installation begins.
The listed 6 mm tile thickness is only the tile layer. Bedding, substrate and any waterproofing affect the finished level beside adjoining tile or trim. Wet-floor, pool or exterior use needs the actual product and installation documentation.
The mosaic line identifies porcelain, the 19 × 19 mm chip format, 292 × 320 mm sheet and selected blue gray surface. It also records any sample quantity and accepted shade reference, so a different round format is not substituted under the same color name.
Each carton holds 22 sheets, about 2.00 m² and about 11 sheets per m², and the order uses those figures with the tiled area. Edge cuts, layout losses and spares are added as their own allowance.
Grout, edge profiles, bonding products and waterproofing are separate items unless named in the mosaic package, chosen for the location, substrate and finished surface. Installation labor and surface preparation are site work.
Gross weight is about 20.7 kg per carton. Carton count, pallet contents, protective packing and destination set the shipment, with freight and local delivery priced apart from the mosaic. 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.
The offered product is porcelain, a ceramic tile subtype. The small pieces are circular and arranged in staggered rows. Our quotation identifies porcelain alongside the selected shade, sheet size and surface reference.
The rounds are a 19 mm format on a mesh sheet. We send a sample sheet so you can check the exact size and joint pattern before ordering.
The sheets are approximately 292 × 320 mm, with a listed tile thickness of 6 mm and approximately 3 mm joints. Bedding and the final installed build-up are separate. The spacing at neighboring sheets is coordinated to continue the circular pattern.
The listed pack contains 22 sheets, with approximately 2.00 m² coverage and approximately 20.7 kg gross weight per carton. Approximately 11 sheets per m² is the planning reference. Final packing and the selected configuration are confirmed in the order.
Yes. Small porcelain rounds with many grout joints give good grip underfoot, which suits shower floors. Installed with a waterproof adhesive and epoxy grout they also suit pools; we confirm which slip and water-absorption reports are available for the batch.
Use the tiled area, the listed sheets-per-carton coverage and a layout allowance for boundaries, cuts and spares; the 292 × 320 mm sheet outline is larger than its net installed area. Grout, trims, bedding, freight and installation are itemized.
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