White Marble Brick Mosaic For Kitchen and Shower Wall Tiles
The white marble mosaic tile will provide endless design possibilities, from contemporary to classic, and is suitable for use within wall or flooring installations. Create a great focal point to suit a variety of settings with this timeless selection. White Marble Polished 2 x 4 Brick Mosaic Wall & Floor Tiles are perfect for any interior/exterior projects. The 2×4 Natural Marble Subway Brick Mosaic tiles can be used for a kitchen backsplash, bathroom flooring, shower surround, dining room, entryway, corridor, balcony, spa, pool, fountain, etc.
| Nom | ESTA STONE Natural Stone Mosaic |
| Taille de la feuille | 300*300mm, all sizes can be customized |
| Matériau | Marbre naturel |
| Finition de surface | Poli |
| Couleur | Blanc |
| OEM & ODM | Accepted, different designs can be customized |
| Utilisation | Indoor, Wall, Kitchen Backsplash, etc. |
| Emballage | Carton + Caisse en bois |
| Usage tips | 1. Marble tiles: Grout these tiles after drying the laying mortar/adhesive with a natural stone-suitable, polymer-coated joint ingenuity for absorbent materials.2. If a color-rich surface is desired, the surface must be treated with a natural stone-suitable color protectant after the jointing. 3. Natural stone: Clean the marble tiles with commercially available grease-free, non-alkaline natural stone cleaners from the identical manufacturer of impregnation/color deepening. |
Which is the best marble for mosaic flooring?
Marble Systems, always producing high-quality tiles, mosaics, and flooring materials will provide you with the most suitable product for your project. Please check out the Allure Light Polished Marble, Atelier Mosaic, Snow White Honed Marble, Snow White Polished Marble, Studio Mosaic Tile, collections for more.
In natural stone, what are the different finishes I’ll find?
The most popular finishes for slabs are polished (which creates a shiny, smooth surface), honed (matte and smooth), and antiqued (also known as “brushed” or “satin,” in some places, this just means the stone will have a “leather-like” texture). In tile, you’ll also find tumbled finishes (a very rustic look with rough edges and corners). Less frequently, you might also see sandblasted, flamed, and chiseled finishes.
