Taurus 150×150 mm Inkjet Glass Pool Tile for Feature Walls

Taurus 150150 shifts the collection from repeated mosaic rhythm to a broader square expression. Each supplied model displays sweeping printed movement across a 150 × 150 mm face, allowing the colour and surface variation to become a principal design element in pool-focused architectural work.

PRODUCT DETAILS

A BROADER SQUARE EXPRESSION

The 150 × 150 mm face changes how the Taurus printed movement is perceived. Instead of a dense field of small chips, each square becomes a visible design unit with broad streaks, cloudy transitions and tonal variation.

• Expanded visual field: More of the printed pattern can appear inside each individual chip.
• Clear module: The square grid becomes part of the wall composition and should be planned deliberately.
• Fewer repeated units: Large wall areas use fewer individual pieces than compact mosaic scales, changing the balance between chip surface and joint lines.
• Strong sample impact: Buyers should compare several pieces because variation across individual faces contributes to the finished character.

PRODUCT GALLERY

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FIVE LARGE SCALE COLOUR DIRECTIONS

POOL FEATURE WALL PLANNING

Treat the wall as a complete composition rather than selecting the product one piece at a time.

• Draw the 150 × 150 mm grid across the proposed surface and identify the visual centre of the wall.
• Mark corners, edges, fittings, outlets, steps and transitions to other finishes before fixing the layout.
• Review whether the printed movement should appear random, loosely coordinated or oriented in a selected direction.
• Use several physical pieces to judge how light and dark areas distribute across the full elevation.

APPLICATION IDEAS BY MODEL

COLOUR GROUT AND LIGHTING STUDY

The perceived result depends on more than the model image. Broad glass faces reflect their environment, while grout establishes the visible grid between pieces.

• Place the chosen grout beside the physical pieces to judge contrast at the 150 × 150 mm scale.
• Review samples under the daylight or artificial lighting expected at the project.
• Compare the model with coping, stone, metal, decking and other nearby finishes.
• Prepare a representative wet mock-up where practical because water and reflected light may alter colour perception.

COMPOSING A LARGE SQUARE GRID

Because the confirmed Sheet Size is the same 150 × 150 mm as the stated face dimension, the wall should be planned as a sequence of clearly visible square units. The grid is not background information; it becomes part of the architectural expression.

• Choose the visual centre: Establish whether the layout is centred on the complete wall, a water feature, a niche or another dominant architectural element.
• Protect key edges: Review where full squares can be retained at the most visible boundaries and where cut pieces may be less noticeable.
• Distribute printed movement: Place several pieces together and rotate or arrange them according to the approved design approach so repeated direction does not appear accidental.
• Coordinate the joint grid: Use the intended grout in the mock-up. A lighter or darker joint can strengthen the square pattern and change the apparent size of each tile.
• Review water reflections: Observe the sample from the expected viewing angle. Moving water and reflected lighting may emphasise different parts of the printed surface.

For a feature wall divided by columns, steps or openings, prepare a separate grid sketch for each uninterrupted area. This gives the contractor and purchaser a common reference for full pieces, cuts and model distribution.

MODEL MIX AND WALL CONSISTENCY

The five models are alternatives rather than an automatic mixed set. Unless a mixed design is separately developed and approved, keep one exact Taurus reference attached to each wall area, sample record and purchase request.

• Compare A and E when a deep blue-grey wall is required, noting that A shows more navy-silver contrast and E reads closer to graphite blue.
• Use B when a vivid aquatic direction supports the intended hospitality or pool identity.
• Evaluate C beside landscape, stone and spa finishes when a teal-green connection is useful.
• Review D with its planned grout and lighting when the project calls for a pale silver architectural field.
• Photograph the approved multi-piece arrangement and retain the model name with that visual record for the project team.

CUTS EDGES AND TRANSITIONS

A larger square chip requires careful coordination at wall boundaries and around interruptions. Before ordering, identify where full pieces can be retained and where cuts will be unavoidable.

• Dimension the wall and mark the preferred starting point for the square grid.
• Show edge conditions, internal and external corners and changes of plane.
• Record fittings, penetrations and adjoining materials on the same elevation.
• Ask the responsible installer to review cutting, setting and finishing details for the actual site.

ORDERING A LARGE SQUARE TILE

Prepare the commercial inquiry from the wall plan rather than from a general product name.

• Choose one of the exact Taurus A-E 150150-R references.
• Calculate the required area from the approved elevation and note any separate feature zones.
• State mesh-mounted or dot-mounted construction.
• Use the confirmed MOQ of 72 sqm and packing of 11 pcs/carton; 72 cartons/pallet; 20 pallets/container.
• Add destination, sample needs, delivery window, private-label requirements and requested documents.

BUYERS AND PROJECT TEAMS

Taurus 150150 is intended for professional review where a visible square glass tile is part of the architectural concept.

• Architects and Designers: Compare broad colour movement and coordinate the grid with wall proportions.
• Pool Builders: Review dimensions, transitions and the complete wet-area assembly before installation.
• Hotel and Resort Buyers: Select a model that connects pool accents with the wider hospitality palette.
• Importers and Distributors: Prepare quantities and shipping discussions using the stated MOQ and packing.
• Project Contractors: Confirm setting, cutting, joint, edge and cleaning requirements for the site.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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REQUEST PRODUCT INFORMATION

Submit the selected Taurus 150150 model with the feature-wall elevation, measured area and complete sourcing requirements.

• Product: State the exact Taurus 150150 model and required mounting method.
• Quantity: Provide the measured project area or required square metres.
• Application: Describe the pool zone, wet-area location and surrounding finishes.
• Delivery: Include the destination port or country, target market and required delivery window.
• Commercial needs: List sample, private-label packing, documentation and test-report requirements.

Send the Taurus 150150 inquiry to Ralart Mosaic.