Mosaic Tiles

Available in a wide range of stunning designs, our mosaic tiles are offered in glass, natural stone and metal, enabling you to create a truly unique look. Mosaic tile is the perfect choice to effortlessly elevate the aesthetic appeal of your space. Our mosaic floor tiles guarantee elegance and durability for years to come, while our versatile wall tiles are ideal for bathrooms, kitchens and feature walls. 

Mosaic tile sheets are meticulously assembled and easily installed with a mesh backing sheet to ensure a flawless finish every time. Unleash your creativity and transform any room into a masterpiece. Whether you desire a contemporary edge or a timeless charm, our mosaic tiles provide the perfect solution. Explore the collection today and discover endless possibilities.

FAQs:

How do you cut a mosaic tile?

To cut mosaic tiles, start by marking your cut lines on the tile using a pencil. You’ll then want to use a tile nipper to snip pieces off bit by bit. For straight cuts, we recommend a manual tile cutter or a wet saw with a diamond blade for precise cuts. All you’ll need to do is place the tile on the tool before carefully cutting along your line, applying slight pressure for a cleaner cut. Lastly, you can go in with some sandpaper to smooth the edges.

How do you apply mosaic tiles?

The best way to apply mosaic tiles is by using suitable tile adhesive. Prepare your surface by cleaning and drying it, and then go in with your chosen adhesive, applying it with a notched trowel. You should work in small sections to prevent your adhesive from drying too early. Then, gently press your tiles into the adhesive, aligning them carefully using spacers. Allow your adhesive to set before you begin to grout.

How do you grout mosaic tiles?

To grout mosaic tiles, start by preparing the grout according to the packaging’s instructions. Then, apply the grout using a rubber grout float, ensuring the grout is spread evenly across the tile. You’ll also want to press the grout into the gaps at a 45-degree angle. Scrape off any excess grout using the float before wiping the surface using a damp cloth to get rid of any haze.