Mixed Blue & Aqua Surface
The mix combines deeper blue, aqua and pale patterned chips, each with its own tonal movement, and that variation becomes part of the finished surface alongside the regular square joint grid.
Blue and aqua square mosaic
The chips are 48 × 48 mm porcelain squares, whose equal sides make a regular grid with none of the angled rhythm of a hexagon or herringbone mosaic. They are porcelain, unlike glass or natural-stone mosaics in a similar palette.
The square chips come on 306 × 306 mm mounted sheets: the sheet is the installation module, the chip each piece you see, and the joint pattern continues through the meeting point between sheets.
The listed overall thickness is 6 mm, with approximately 3 mm joints. Adhesive, substrate preparation and any waterproofing layers form separate parts of the complete installation. Those layers determine the finished relationship to neighboring tile, stone and trims.

The mix combines deeper blue, aqua and pale patterned chips, each with its own tonal movement, and that variation becomes part of the finished surface alongside the regular square joint grid.
A light grout brings out the square grid against the deeper blue chips, while a closer-toned grout gives a quieter contrast. Choose grout with the mosaic surface, cleaning needs and installation system in mind.
Straight chip rows make a misplaced sheet join obvious, so the installation layout carries the same row direction and joint rhythm across adjoining sheets, with cuts and trims at edges and corners following that grid.
| Material and chip format | Porcelain; 48 × 48 mm square chips |
|---|---|
| Selected surface | 48 × 48 mm blue and aqua square porcelain mosaic on 306 × 306 mm sheets |
| Sheet and joint references | 306 × 306 mm sheet; approximately 3 mm joints |
| Overall thickness | 6 mm |
| Packing and coverage | 22 sheets/carton; approximately 2.06 m²/carton |
| Area and weight references | Approximately 10.68 sheets/m²; gross carton weight approximately 23.2 kg |
| Pallet packing reference | Approximately 54–60 cartons/pallet; shipment packing follows the actual 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. |
A wall layout records overall dimensions, starting lines, fixture openings and exposed edges. Full chips at a border look different from narrow cuts, so the sheet grid is positioned with these boundaries and the trim or return detail.
Pools, showers and other wet areas require an installation system suited to their conditions. Mosaic material, surface performance, adhesive, grout, waterproofing and movement joints are assessed together.
The 6 mm mosaic body is coordinated with the neighboring finish and its bedding thickness. A transition to larger tile or stone can require a different build-up to align the finished faces. Corners, niches and changes in plane are shown with the selected edge treatment.
The specified packing is 22 sheets per carton with approximately 2.06 m² coverage. The listed takeoff reference is approximately 10.68 sheets per m². Room boundaries, cuts and the intended grid determine the actual order quantity beyond that area reference.
Niches, outlets, corners and narrow returns create cuts that differ from a broad uninterrupted wall. Keep these features with the surface layout and sheet count. A fixed allowance cannot replace the takeoff for every shape.
Adhesive, grout, waterproofing components, movement joints and edge trims are separate items. Their selection follows the surface use, substrate and installation design. The order identifies which components accompany the mosaic sheets.
The listed gross carton weight is approximately 23.2 kg, with approximately 54–60 cartons per pallet. Shipment quantities and packing are coordinated for the actual order. Freight, unloading and site laying remain separate from the mosaic material. 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 selection is porcelain. Glass and natural-stone mosaics are separate selections with their own specifications.
Each square chip is 48 × 48 mm, mounted on a 306 × 306 mm sheet that holds the repeating chip pattern and joints.
The specified packing is 22 sheets per carton, covering approximately 2.06 m². The area reference is approximately 10.68 sheets per m². Cuts and the actual surface layout determine the final takeoff.
The listed joint width is approximately 3 mm. The layout maintains the joint rhythm between individual chips and across neighboring sheets. The selected grout and installation system govern the finished joint treatment.
No. The range includes pool and wet-area applications, with the actual model, finish and complete installation system selected for the conditions. Required surface performance, adhesive, grout, waterproofing and movement joints are considered together.
No. It describes the listed mosaic thickness. Adhesive, substrate preparation and any other installation layers also contribute to the finished level, particularly where the mosaic meets larger tile, stone or a trim.
