mosaic tilers in liverpool

Trust seasoned veteran mosaic tilers in Liverpool to bring the most out of your vision

Unlike with tiles made out of ceramic or porcelain materials mosaic tiles are typically flimsy and quite bendy, flexible. This characteristic can make it difficult to work with for the DIYer.

This is where we, professional mosaic tile contractors come in. Should the tiles don’t come with a set of plastic backer sheets we would make sure these are procured in adequate quantities before the work is started.
If we were to apply the mosaic tiles onto the adhesive as they are, there would be a danger of applying a little bit too much pressure on individual tiles which create an uneven surface. Even if the end goal is a split face tile surface, there are better ways to achieve that.
With any good tiling work, a good and solid foundation is very important. This is exactly why these backer sheets, adhesive on one side, nice and firm on the other can help give a solid basis for our mosaic tiles.
We don't have to mention that a top-notch surface area is the very first thing we need to ensure, lest we risk the tiles move slightly or lose traction. There's a whole host of problems and issues that can stem from a poorly primed working surface so this is imperative we get it right.
The rest is down to cutting, positioning and trusting our expertise of over four decades to get the job done. You can rest assured that our work will definitely leave you smiling and satisfied. We are extremely meticulous with our process and our own standards are probably higher than yours.
Mosaic tiling can be a beautiful addition to your kitchen or bathroom and all you need to worry about is dreaming the design you want to see, the rest is up to us. We guarantee that we won’t let you down.

Frequently asked mosaic tiling questions

In ancient times, the Greeks have perfected the art of mosaic which proved the test of time and is a popular design pattern to this very day. Mosaic tiling is the process of surface covering with hundreds of tiny mosaic tiles in virtually any shape, colour or form.

Given that a mosaic tile comprises many smaller tiles that create a one, rather flimsy, bigger tile is it much easier to cut, align and lay on surfaces. An additional benefit of the mosaic is that they typically come with a backer sheet that ensures the foundation is as even as possible.

Technically, yes. As long as the underlying tile is in good condition and the surface is level, dry and clean, you can lay over mosaic tiles.

While mosaic tiles need a different kind of grout usually, they definitely need the sealer as well. The grout can give your mosaic tiles a really nice, professional look as well so definitely worth it.

This depends on the design and material used. There’s a wide variety of mosaic tiles ranging from £3.65 through £20.00 per sheet so there is one for everyone’s budget.

You certainly can, in fact, it is a lot easier to cut and work with than their ceramic or porcelain counterparts.

There are many products on the market but we trust the Mapei brand the most.

They definitely can be used. Actually, because of the increased grout volume, it adds an extra layer of slip resistance which is particularly useful in slippery conditions, for example in a shower.