Allan Punto of Arto Punto shared some photos from an installation in London, UK.
He built the mosaic on No Days Mosaic Mesh before transporting to the installation site for permanent adhesive using mortar.
He built the mosaic on No Days Mosaic Mesh before transporting to the installation site for permanent adhesive using mortar.
8' x 2' mosaic created by Allan Punto of Arto Punto on No Days Mosaic Mesh |
"Here is a photo of the installed mosaic in London that I prepared using
No Days Mosaic Mesh. The size is 8 feet by 2 feet and the tiles are
Winckelman porcelain and Sicis glass. I used Rocatex Rapid Set adhesive
and Grout."
Allan built the mosaic on No Days Mesh and cut it into 16 sections to make installation easier. |
"The panel was constructed in 16 sections to make transportation and
installation straightforward. Prior to installation the sections were
laid in situ for the client to make sure she was happy with the tones of
the panel. She liked it all but decided that
a softer blue would work better than the white in the big flower. This
was not a problem because I had used mosaic mesh!"
Detail shot of the mosaic tiles that needed to be changed out at the customer's request. Changing the tiles is easy by reheating the adhesive and quickly switching out the design. |
"A particular benefit for this installation of using the mosaic mesh
was the easy process of changing a layer of cut tile in the big flower
below to change the tone at the request of the customer. I just needed
to reheat the individual pieces, remove them
and replace them with a softer blue in place of white."
See more of Allan Punto's work at Arto Punto at http://www.artopunto.co/
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