Herringbone Marble Mosaic Tile

White Calacatta Marble Mixed Shell Herringbone Mosaic Tile For Wall Splash Paving

This White Calacatta Herringbone Marble Mosaic Tile is consists of 2 different materials, one is natural marble, the other one is seashell tiny pcs. Small strips of natural marble and seashells are interlaced with each other.

Create a sense of enduring elegance with Herringbone Marble Mosaic Tile by natural white marble and seashell. This marble tile features a matte surface with subtle grey speckling and grey veining that will bring distinctive style to baths and showers, as well as bathrooms. Each tile's arrangement of angled rectangular tiles will cleanly accent both walls and floors in virtually any decor from Old World to modern retro.

I want to put a marble mosaic on an aluminum table for outdoors. Is this possible?

Mosaic materials are heavy. Iron patio furniture is a better candidate because aluminum furniture is often thin and flimsy. You would need to make sure that the legs could hold the weight and the top is sturdy. If the aluminum top flexes even slightly, it will crack the grout. There can also be issues with the grout reacting chemically to aluminum if it directly contacts it.

Can I leave my calacatta herringbone marble mosaic tile ungrouted?

If the marble mosaic isn’t outdoors or in a wet environment, then you can leave it ungrouted. Outdoor mosaics should be grouted so that water can’t get between the tiles and freeze. Similarly, mosaics in showers and fountains, and other environments should be sealed so that moisture doesn’t degrade the adhesive over time. Indoor mosaics can be ungrouted. Note that even outdoor mosaics can be “ungrouted” if the tile is pressed into a thin-set mortar that is thick enough to squeeze up between the tile and fill most of the gap. That is how ancient Greek and Roman mosaics were made.