Deep teal linear mosaic detail
Each chip is 15 mm wide and 145 mm long. The narrow width creates closely repeated lines, while the long side establishes a clear laying direction. This finger format has a finer rhythm than a wider rectangular or square mosaic.
The chips are porcelain, 8.5 mm thick overall, and the teal surface, chip body and mounting each play their own part in the installation. Adhesive and substrate layers add to the mosaic thickness.
The mounted sheets are approximately 293 × 312–313 mm, with an approximately 3 mm joint reference. The sheet dimensions describe the supplied module, while 15 × 145 mm describes each chip. Actual sheet edges and adjoining joints are coordinated together during the surface layout.
Deep teal brings a darker blue-green direction to the narrow rectangular surface. Light joints emphasize each long chip, while closer-toned grout gives a quieter linear effect. The surrounding stone, timber and metal finishes influence how strongly the teal stands out.
Horizontal chips carry the long lines across a wall. Turning the same format vertically makes the rhythm run from floor to ceiling. That direction choice changes the relationship to cabinet lines, shelves, niches and the cuts at the surface perimeter.
A finger mosaic depends on consistent long lines and joint spacing, so keep the chip direction continuous where sheets meet and where the surface turns a corner, with every sheet join following the same joint rhythm as the field.
| Material and chip format | Porcelain; 15 × 145 mm slim rectangular chips |
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| Selected appearance | Deep teal porcelain mosaic with 15 × 145 mm slim rectangular chips |
| Mounted-sheet dimensions | Approximately 293 × 312–313 mm |
| Thickness and joint references | 8.5 mm overall thickness; approximately 3 mm joints |
| Carton and coverage references | 11 sheets/carton; approximately 1.00 m²/carton and 11 sheets/m² |
| Gross carton weight | Approximately 16.7 kg |
| Pallet packing reference | About 72 cartons per pallet; shipment packing arranged for the order |
| 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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Place the chip lines against the actual niche, shelf and fixture-opening positions, since full-length chips at an exposed edge look different from short cuts. Starting lines and cut edges are coordinated before the sheet quantity is finalized.
The mounted-sheet format brings the chip pattern to the wall as a larger module. Joint spacing continues between neighboring sheets as well as between individual chips. The surface layout coordinates those junctions with the room boundaries, cut edges and selected laying direction.
The 8.5 mm mosaic body meets the selected adhesive, substrate and any waterproofing layers. Exposed edges can meet a trim or a separate return detail. Wet-area use also involves the actual surface requirements, grout, movement joints and installation system.
The specified packing is 11 sheets per carton, with approximately 1.00 m² coverage and approximately 11 sheets per m². Those are packing and area references. The actual layout adds the cuts and offcuts associated with the surface shape.
The 145 mm length changes the cuts at narrow returns, niches and surface ends. Horizontal and vertical layouts place those cuts differently. Room references, laying direction and exposed edges stay with the sheet takeoff.
The mosaic sheets are separate from adhesive, grout, waterproofing materials and edge components. The selected substrate and surface use determine that installation package. Each supplied component is identified individually in the order.
The listed gross carton weight is approximately 16.7 kg, with approximately 72 cartons per pallet. Shipment packing follows the actual quantity and handling requirements. Freight, unloading, substrate preparation and laying are separate items. 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 chips are slim 15 × 145 mm rectangles whose narrow width and length create closely repeated directional lines, a very different look from the even grid of a square mosaic.
Yes. The layout can turn the long direction vertically or horizontally. The choice changes the relationship to cabinet lines, niches and exposed edges, as well as the location of perimeter cuts.
The listed sheet envelope is approximately 293 × 312–313 mm. The chip is 15 × 145 mm, the overall thickness is 8.5 mm and the joint reference is approximately 3 mm. These dimensions describe different parts of the selection.
The specified packing is 11 sheets per carton, with approximately 1.00 m² coverage. The listed area reference is approximately 11 sheets per m². The actual layout determines additional cuts and offcuts.
Yes. Porcelain mosaic is a common choice for showers and pool features because it absorbs very little water. Install it with a waterproof adhesive and grout system; we confirm which water-absorption and slip test reports are available for the batch.
They are ordered on their own lines. The order lists any grout, adhesive, waterproofing materials or trims supplied with the sheets, with quantities, and substrate preparation and installation labor are itemized too.
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