Don't forget - we will send you a FREE SAMPLE of these mosaics so that you can see them for yourself. Click here to contact us or scroll down to read more and buy now by the box or the sheet.
Plastic mesh on back of tiles or paper bonding on front of tiles
Sheet coverage (tiles / area)
Box Size (tiles / area)
Sheets per box
225 tiles 0.107 sq m approx
2,250 tiles 1.07 sq m approx
10
This is a dark blue vitreous glass tile, the 5th darkest of the 6 available. Each tile is 2cm x 2cm x 4mm and has a flat face with a slight bevel on each side. The back of every tile is ridged.
Available by the box on a plastic mesh backing. Boxes contain 10 sheets / 2,250 tiles and cover an area of 1.07 sq m approx. Also available by the sheet on a plastic mesh backing or paper bonded. Sheets contain 225 tiles and cover an area of 0.107 sq m approx.
Please note: Due to the processes used to manufacture mosaic tiles there can be slight differences in tiles produced in different batches. This is perfectly normal and we will always supply your tiles from the same batch to ensure conformity. Tiles supplied on paper will be taken from a different batch of tiles to those supplied on mesh. We cannot therefore guarantee that tiles supplied on paper will have an identical appearance to those supplied on mesh.
Please don't forget to include your name and the address that you would like us to send your sample(s) to!
Remember, unlike some other companies who advertise free samples and who then charge for postage, our samples really are free - we want you to see our tiles for yourselves rather than relying on screen or printer images so we don't charge you for the tiles or the postage!
Sorry but this colour has been so popular in the last few weeks that we have run out!
We will have plenty more in stock soon so please contact us if you would like a sample or if you would like us to email or telephone you when this colour is back in stock.
Did you know that the earliest dated mosaic in Britain is from the legionary fortress bath-house at Exeter and was dated to AD55-60.
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