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| Brand Name | DEMAX |
| Product Name | Metal Mosaic |
| Material Composition | Metal |
| Size | 300*300*6mm, 310*310*9mm, 300*300*10mm, 308*308*8mm, 320*325*8mm, 290*335*8mm customizable |
| Color | White, Grey, Black, Wooden, Support Customization |
| Maintenance | Low Maintenance - Easy to Clean |
| Installation Method | Pasted on the wall |
| Application scenario | Residential Facades, Commercial Exteriors, Interior decoration, Public Spaces |
| Feature | Eco-Friendly, Moisture-Proof, Anti-Static, Sound-Absorbing, Mould-Proof, Waterproof, Fireproof |
| Warranty | 5–10 Years |
| Certifications | SGS,CE,UL,ISO |
Metal mosaic tiles crafted from stainless steel and aluminum bring reflective, contemporary style to interior walls. Designed for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom accents, and commercial feature walls, these mosaic sheets combine durable metal construction with versatile design options. The mesh-backed format supports straightforward installation, making them suitable for both commercial procurement and residential renovation projects. Each sheet undergoes quality inspection to ensure consistent tile alignment, finish quality, and bond strength before shipment.
| >> Stainless Steel and Aluminum ConstructionMetal mosaic tiles are available in both stainless steel and aluminum materials, each offering distinct performance characteristics. Stainless steel variants provide resistance to corrosion and rust, making them suitable for humid environments such as kitchens and bathrooms. Aluminum options offer lighter weight and versatile surface finish possibilities. Both materials maintain their appearance over time with regular cleaning. For commercial users specifying materials for hospitality projects, the choice between stainless steel and aluminum allows for balancing performance requirements with budget considerations. |
| >> Surface Finishes and Performance FeaturesMetal mosaic tiles are available in multiple surface finishes including polished, brushed, and embossed patterns. The metal surface resists staining and is easy to wipe clean, supporting low-maintenance operation in commercial settings. The conductive nature of metal provides inherent anti-static properties, relevant for specific industrial applications. Mosaic sheets are mounted on flexible mesh backing, allowing for curved surfaces and corner installations. Stainless steel variants offer additional resistance to moisture and corrosion compared to standard metal tiles. |
| >> Moisture and Heat ResistanceThanks to their resistance to humidity, rust, and high temperatures, metal mosaics perform well in kitchens, bathrooms, and other demanding settings. |
| >> Eco-Friendly Material OptionMany metal mosaics are produced using recycled or recyclable materials, offering a sustainable solution that aligns with green building practices without sacrificing design or quality. |
| >> Versatile ApplicationsFrom accent walls and backsplashes to feature installations and commercial interiors, these tiles adapt seamlessly to a variety of styles and uses. |
Production begins with high-grade stainless steel or aluminum sheets that are cut into precise tile shapes using laser or stamping equipment. The metal pieces then undergo surface treatment such as brushing, polishing, or electroplating to achieve the specified finish. Each tile is inspected for dimensional accuracy and surface quality before assembly. Artisans arrange the individual metal tiles onto fiberglass mesh backing according to the pattern design, using adhesive to secure each piece. Final quality checks verify pattern alignment, bond strength, and sheet dimensions before packaging. The facility operates under ISO 9001 quality management standards.
| Primary Sheet Processing & Surface PreparationOversized glass sheets are precision-sectioned into standardized 600×600 mm units, followed by comprehensive purification and drying cycles to eliminate all contaminants and residues. |
Digital Pigmentation & Thermal FusionAdvanced printing systems apply specialized chromatic coatings to glass surfaces, with subsequent infrared processing ensuring permanent and uniform color integration. |
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| Molecular Stabilization PhasePrinted panels undergo controlled conditioning to achieve complete pigment settlement and enhanced interlayer bonding before advancing to fabrication stages. |
Hydro-Abrasive SegmentationUtilizing CNC-guided waterjet technology, stabilized panels are precisely dissected into specified mosaic elements while maintaining dimensional accuracy and edge refinement. |
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| Peripheral Finishing & Interface ActivationAutomated edge-profiling systems create uniform safety-beveled perimeters while specialized coatings optimize adhesion capabilities for subsequent assembly phases. |
Thermal Enhancement CycleMosaic units undergo progressive heating in industrial kilns where regulated temperature profiles intensify chromatic depth and strengthen structural resilience. |
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| Artisanal Configuration & VerificationMaster craftsmen systematically curate and position individual units according to design schematics, validating optical alignment and aesthetic harmony. |
Structural Backing IntegrationPre-configured mosaic arrays are permanently bonded to flexible reinforcement grids using advanced polymer adhesives, creating dimensionally stable installation systems. |
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| Quality Assurance & Logistics PreparationEach finished module passes multi-stage validation for geometric precision, color consistency, and mechanical performance before implementing protective crating solutions for global distribution. |

Installation starts with a clean, flat wall surface free from dust and grease. Measure and mark the installation area using a level to ensure straight alignment. Apply tile adhesive to the wall or the back of the mosaic sheet using a notched trowel. Press the sheet firmly into position, ensuring consistent contact across the entire surface. Sheets can be trimmed with appropriate metal-cutting tools to fit around fixtures and edges. Allow the adhesive to cure for 24 hours before applying grout. After grout application, clean the metal surface promptly to remove residue and maintain the finish quality.
Step 1 Ensure a Flat Wall Surface
Make sure the wall surface is flat, clean, dry, and free of dust or grease.
Step 2 Mark the Installation Area
Use a level or chalk line to mark the placement of the mosaic tiles.
Step 3 Adjust and Cut the Mosaic Tiles
If needed, use a mosaic cutter or tile nippers to trim the tiles to the required size.
Step 4 Apply Adhesive
Spread tile adhesive evenly on the back of the mosaic tiles using a notched trowel.
Apply a consistent layer to ensure strong adhesion.
Step 5 Press the Mosaic Tiles onto the Wall
Firmly press the mosaic sheets onto the marked area.
Step 6 Clean the SurfaceAllow Adhesive to Dry
Let the adhesive dry for 24 hours to ensure strong bonding.
Avoid touching or disturbing the tiles during this period.
Step 7 Apply Grout to the Gaps
Use a grout float to spread grout evenly into the tile joints.
After filling the gaps, wipe off excess grout with a damp sponge.
Step 8 Clean the Surface
Once the grout starts to set, gently wipe the mosaic surface with a clean sponge to remove any residue.
Metal mosaic tiles are commonly used as kitchen backsplashes, where their smooth surface resists grease splatters and can be wiped clean quickly. In bathrooms, they serve as shower accents, vanity wall features, and decorative borders. The moisture-resistant properties of stainless steel make these mosaics suitable for areas with regular water exposure. Both residential and commercial procurement projects benefit from the combination of aesthetic appeal and functional durability. The reflective surface also helps brighten smaller spaces such as powder rooms and kitchenettes.
In commercial spaces, metal mosaic tiles enhance the visual appeal of restaurant interiors, hotel lobbies, retail storefronts, and office reception areas. The reflective quality of the metal adds depth and brightness to interior environments. For hospitality industry operators, the low-maintenance surface supports efficient cleaning routines between guest stays. Custom patterns and finishes can be developed to match brand design specifications for enterprise customers. Bulk ordering options are available for large-scale projects with consistent quality across all batches.

We offer metal mosaic tiles in both stainless steel and aluminum materials. Stainless steel provides enhanced corrosion resistance, while aluminum offers lighter weight and flexible finish options. Both materials are available in various surface treatments including polished, brushed, and patterned finishes.
Yes, stainless steel metal mosaic tiles are suitable for wet areas including showers and bathroom walls. The material resists rust and moisture damage. We recommend proper sealing of grout lines to maintain the overall installation. For projects with specific waterproofing requirements, contact our technical team for material recommendations.
The minimum order quantity for standard metal mosaic designs typically starts at 50 square meters. Custom patterns, finishes, or sizes may require higher minimum quantities. Contact our sales team with your project details for specific pricing and MOQ information tailored to your commercial procurement needs.
