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1x3 Herringbone Mosaic Sheet (on 11.5x12.5 Mesh) Tile Pattern Calculator

This layout sets 1x3 chips pre-mounted on 11.5x12.5 mesh sheets, 48 chips to a sheet. It belongs to the Herringbone family — see 6x36 Herringbone Pattern for the reference layout. Other chip shapes come on the same mesh sheets — 2x2 Square Chip Mosaic Tile Sheet.

1x3 Herringbone Mosaic Sheet

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Room:
3 m × 2.5 m
Units:
Metric (cm / m²)
Anchor:
Left · Top
Layout angle:
Straight
Tile colours:
Single colour

Material breakdown

1x3 Herringbone Mosaic Sheet material breakdown for a 3 m × 2.5 m room
FormatQty / PatternShareQty / RoomArea / Room
28.28x31.82 cm1100.0%907.50 m²
Total1100%907.50 m²

What you'll need to buy

Sheets to buy

28.28x31.82 cm93 sheets8.37 m²

Total 93 sheets · 8.37 m² (incl. 12% cuts & breakage)

Adhesive & grout

  • Thin-set adhesive: ≈ 19.1 kg (1 × 50 lb bag) — recommended trowel: 5mm V notch
  • Grout — mosaic sheets use far more than flat tile:
    • ≈ 7.5 kg (1 × 25 lb bag) — dense mosaic joint network

Adhesive: allow a little over on an uneven substrate, or if you back-butter large tiles — both eat more than a flat bed.

Grout: the 25 lb bag is the usual size (10 lb for small jobs). Buy it in one go and stick to a single bag size: bags from different batches can dry to slightly different shades.

About 10% of the surface is joint, set by the sheet mesh — the calculator sizes grout for that dense network, not a flat-tile rate. Assumes 6mm tile depth; thicker tiles need more.

Only need the grout figure? Open the grout calculator →

See the square chip mosaic sheet (2x2 chips on a straight grid)See the 1x1 chip mosaic sheet (144 square chips per sheet)See the micro chip mosaic sheet (half-inch chips, 576 per sheet, the most grout of the family)See the mini brick mosaic sheet (rectangular chips in a half-offset running bond)See the kit-kat mosaic sheet (slim finger chips on an aligned grid)