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DZN Marble Mosaics

DZN Marble Mosaics
DZN Marble Mosaics is marble, in polished, tumbled and honed finishes, in pebble, basketweave, hexagon, octagon, herringbone, arabesque and chevron shapes. It suits backsplashes, shower walls, niches, feature walls and bathroom floors. You can see it at our Mississauga showroom (700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4) and our Barrie showroom (112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4).
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Why Marble Mosaics - DZN Concepts Stands Out

Every sheet of real marble mosaic has its own veining, which no printed tile repeats. DZN Marble Mosaics is natural marble cut into small pieces on a mesh sheet.

In simple terms: DZN Marble Mosaics is marble for floors and walls, with some pieces for walls only.

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What the DZN Marble Mosaics range covers:

  • Material: natural marble on mesh sheets
  • Finishes: polished, tumbled and honed
  • Patterns: hexagons, herringbone, basketweave, chevron, arabesque, pebbles, subway and other cut patterns
  • Use: floors and walls, with some pieces for walls only

Choose DZN Marble Mosaics for backsplashes, shower walls, niches, feature walls and bathroom floors. Skip it for kitchen counters and anywhere acidic cleaners are used, since marble etches.

Each product page lists the size, finish and what one box holds for that item, so check it there before you order.

Our own installation crews fit what we sell, residential and commercial, across Toronto, Mississauga, Barrie and Simcoe County. No subcontractors, so the people who measure the job are the people who answer for it.

Bring your measurements and a photo of the room to either store. Call our Mississauga showroom at 905-277-2227 or our Barrie showroom at 705-726-2272.

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