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is a CG 2 type highperformance cement-based grout, in accordance with EN 13888, for grouting joints up to 15mm.

Further information and application guidelines can be found on the Butech website.

COLORSTUK 0-4 is a CG 2 type fine grout, in accordance with EN 13888, for grouting joints up to 4mm. Unless indicated on the product sheet, we do not recommend installation in swimming pools.ĭepending on the mosaic models, L‘Antic Colonial recommends one of the following Butech grouts: Please take into account whether the tiles are to be laid in dry or damp areas.

Please refer to the technical data sheets on the L’Antic Colonial website where the recommended adhesives for each model are detailed.

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To grout the mosaics correctly, all the pieces must be perfectly clean and free of dust. Once the tiles have been cleaned, wipe the joints with a dry cloth to avoid changes in tone from the surface moisture. In case of using epoxy grouts, clean the tiles with a sponge or damp cloth with a 50% mixture of clean water and methyl alcohol or use specific cleaners such as Butech's Epotech cleaner. Steel mosaic sheets should be cut using a radial steel disc. Metal: suitable cutters should be used.These drill bits must be water-cooled and are available in various diameters: 6, 8, 10 and 12mm. To drill holes in glass tiles to hang mirrors, countertops, wall lights etc., we recommend using the Butech FLEX BHW 1549 VR drill with water supply and diamond drill bits.To prevent breakage, after marking the required cuts on the mosaics or glass with a pencil, use several increasingly deep radial cuts. Whole pieces should be cut with a Butech watercooled, continuous crown diamond disc tile cutter specifically designed for glass.Dry cuts should be made using a SIGMA machine, specifically designed for cutting glass mosaic tiles.For small cuts and clipping, we recommend using special Butech tile nippers for glass mosaic tiles.Glass: when working with glass, the following safety instructions must be observed:.

Stone - suitable stone cutters with water-cooled discs should be used.All overcome the barrier of linear designs and create an interesting combination of lights, shadows and relief.ĭepending on the material the mosaics are made of, the following tools are recommended: Stone mosaics highlight the sobriety and modernity of spaces, and metal mosaics play with light to help create a dramatic appearance. Natural wood mosaics stand out for their three-dimensional volume while glass mosaics stand out for the brightness they give off. Each material used to produce the mosaic tiles adds different subtleties to the decoration. They are commonly used to cover bathroom spaces thanks to their fresh appearance and dynamism and, more specifically, to dress walls that house the shower space, where the richness of the mosaic invokes traditional Greco-Roman baths.

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There are also mosaics that combine materials, series that work with brushed surfaces, different heights and pieces that unite matte and gloss-finish tiles, multiplying decorative options and giving rise to very different interiors. Produced in countless colours and in different materials such as wood, stone, ceramic, glass or metal, the hundreds of available tiles can be found in different formats: square, hexagonal, rectangular or even in arrowhead or diamond shapes. They are made from a wide range of materials, selected from the best and most beautiful raw materials. Mosaics made of natural materials bring texture to walls and contribute to a pleasing sense of motion. Texture and movement in different materials

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Their irregular finish and range of combinations create interesting spaces that are full of nuance, reflections and unique variations. One of the most special and characteristic wall tile options is to use mosaics.

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