Residential architectural cladding panels.

Mosaic Panel Size Range:

• 590 x 2390 x 8 mm long rectangular panels. The size has a 4:1 length to width ratio which suits the vertical stack bond pattern.
• 890 x 1790 x 8 mm rectangular panels. This size has a 2:1 length to width ratio that suits vertical or horizontal stretcher bond (brick-like) patterns.
• 1190 x 1190 x 8 mm for square panels. These suit square or diagonal stack bond patterns. Or combine them with 1190 x 2290 x 8 panels to create asymmetrical designs.
• 1190 x 2990 x 8 mm rectangular panels. These are the largest panels which suit large expanses of wall. They have 2.5:1 ratio.

The precise layout of Mosaic panels gives projects a feel of quality construction and design consideration. The Mosaic panel size range encourages designers to use geometric shapes playfully in arrangements such as:

• Stack Bond Patterns. This is a grid pattern which uses square panels, or rectangular panels arranged in vertical or horizontal directions.
• Stretcher Bond Patterns. An alternating brick wall-like pattern which can be arranged vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
• Custom Patterns. Combine different panel sizes. Or cut panels down to create unique alternating and asymmetrical designs.

Mosaic cladding suits new modern designer homes or contemporary contrasting additions to heritage homes. Wrapping an entire house in Mosaic cladding can be complicated and visually overwhelming. It’s best used as a feature wall, feature element or facade treatment.