Peel and stick mosaic tile is factory-mounted on a self-adhesive backing, so it bonds to a prepared surface without thin-set. It removes the two slowest steps of a mosaic installation — spreading adhesive and waiting for it to cure — which is why it is used in renovation, retail fit-out and rental applications.
Our peel and stick range is glass mosaic on self-adhesive backing, described in the catalog as UV-resistant and easy to install.
Where it makes sense
- Renovation without demolition. Applied over sound, flat existing surfaces.
- Fast fit-out. Retail displays, pop-ups, showrooms and temporary installations.
- Rental and lease constraints. Reversible compared with thin-set installation.
- Small areas and detail work. Backsplashes, niches, furniture fronts.
Where it should not be used
Be explicit with your customer about these limits — they are the main source of complaints in this category.
- Permanently immersed areas such as pool interiors and shower floors.
- Continuously wet surfaces, unless the specific product data sheet states otherwise.
- Uneven or dusty substrates — adhesion depends entirely on surface preparation.
- High-heat locations directly behind a cooktop.
Installation sequence
- Clean the substrate and remove dust, grease and loose material.
- Confirm the surface is flat; fill and sand defects first.
- Dry-fit a full sheet and mark the layout before removing any release paper.
- Peel progressively and press from the center outward to avoid trapped air.
- Roll the surface to consolidate the bond.
- Grout only if the product is rated for grouting — confirm before specifying.
Supply details
Sheet size, chip size and backing specification vary by model. Confirm the current range and the substrate requirements with the datasheet before quoting this product to a client.
Quality, testing and compliance
Production is supported by third-party testing. Certificates currently on file cover SGS material testing, RoHS compliance, ISO 9001 quality management and Intertek inspection. Test reports are issued per production batch.
Material data sheets — including water absorption, dimensional tolerance, DCOF, PEI rating and frost resistance where applicable — are supplied with each quotation so specifiers can verify performance against project requirements rather than rely on generic claims.
Ordering, sampling and lead time
| Sample | Cut samples from current stock; custom colors require a development lead time |
| MOQ | Confirmed per series and finish at quotation stage |
| Lead time | Confirmed per order; stock items ship faster than production runs |
| Packing | Export cartons on pallets, with project or private-label marking on request |
| Documents | Commercial invoice, packing list, test reports, certificate of origin |
Request samples and a quotation
Send your project type, target quantity and required delivery date, and we will reply with available series, sample availability and pricing.