Brass Silver Breccia Marble Wall Tiles

Silver Breccia Marble slabs:

colors and variations of the grey Marble slabs displayed in showroom.

and the grey Marble interior wall tiles fabricated in the factory

1-1) Prefab size of interior wall tiles

Prefab Thin Walling Tiles:

• Thickness: 10mm (approximately 3/8 inches); 12mm (approximately 1/2 inches).
• Sizes:
o 4 inches (approximately 10.16 cm): 4x12 inches, 4x4 inches, 4x8 inches.
o 6 inches (approximately 15.24 cm): 6x12 inches, 6x24 inches, 6x6 inches, 6x4 inches.
o 8 inches (approximately 20.32 cm): 8x8 inches, 8x4 inches.
o 12 inches (approximately 30.48 cm): 12x12 inches, 12x12 inches, 12x24 inches
o 16 inches: 16x16 inches,
o 18 inches: 18x18 inches,
• Shape:
o Unilock, triangle, subway tile, stacked stone veneer, square, simple small, round, setts, rectangle, penny tile, decorative patterned medallion tile, octagon, mosaic tile, interlocking, hexagon tile, herringbone, curved, crazy, circular, checkerboard, beveled, basketweave.
Although the shape mentioned above is mainly used for floor tiles, the distinction between wall tiles and floor tiles has become quite blurred at present.

3/4" thick Wall Slabs:

• Sizes:
o 1 foot (approximately 30.48 cm): 1x1 foot.
o 2 feet (approximately 60.96 cm): 2x2, 2x3, 2x4, 2x5, 2x8 feet.
o 3 feet (approximately 91.44 cm): 3x12, 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 3x6 feet.
o 4 feet (approximately 121.92 cm): 4x2, 4x5, 4x6, 4x8.

Sizes in Inches:

• 16 inches: 16x16 inches, 16x24 inches.
• 18 inches: 18x18 inches, 18x36 inches.
• 24 inches: 24x24 inches, 24x36 inches, 24x48 inches.
• 48 inches: 48x48 inches.

Metric Sizes:

• 30 cm (12 inches or 300 mm): 30x30 cm, 30x60 cm, 36x36 cm.
• 40 cm (16 inches or 400 mm): 400x400 mm.
• 45 cm (18 inches or 450 mm): 450x450 mm.
• 60 cm (24 inches or 600 mm): 600x300 mm, 600x600 mm, 600x900 mm, 1200x900 mm, 900 x 900 mm, 900x600 mm, 90x90 cm.

1-2) Custom texture finishing

While the most frequently used natural stone finish for wall tiles and accent wall panels are shiny gloss polished, smooth textured surface such as matte and honed achieves more antique style looking. Some patterned procession such as splitface, brushed, tumbled, fluted, sandblast and flamed help to impress people not only by its eye catching but finger touching atmosphere.
The surface treatment creates a highly sought-after marble look appearance, particularly appealing for imitation stones like engineered marble and faux marble, aiming to mimic the look of genuine solid stone. This description also encompasses artificial marble, cultured marble, and synthetic marble shower wall applications.

1-3) Custom edge

Besides standard flat polished edge, beveled, ogee, bullnose, mitered and laminate bullnose edge are good choice for the real stone walling tiles. No matter it is at a corner or used as the junction part with other materials, such as solid wood including oak, cherry and maple or cultured marble and stainless steel.

2) Processing and Machine

Slab Inspection & Cutting: First, inspect Silver Breccia grey marble slabs for consistent veining, no cracks, and brass inlay compatibility. Use a CNC bridge saw to cut slabs into tile-sized blanks (e.g., 300x600mm, 600x600mm) with precise dimensions, avoiding waste.

Brass Inlay Preparation: Cut brass strips/filaments to match tile groove designs using a brass cutting machine. Etch grooves on marble tile surfaces via a CNC routing machine (to fit brass pieces) for neat, uniform inlay channels.

Brass Bonding: Apply high-strength stone adhesive (e.g., epoxy) to the etched grooves, then press brass inlays into place. Use a press machine for even pressure, ensuring no gaps between brass and marble; cure adhesive per specs.

Surface Finishing: For the desired texture (e.g., honed, polished), use a stone polishing machine with graded abrasives (coarse to fine). Buff brass inlays separately with a brass polishing wheel to enhance shine without damaging marble.

Edge Trimming & Calibration: Trim tile edges with an edge grinding machine to ensure straightness. Use a calibration machine to standardize tile thickness (±0.3mm) for easy installation.

Cleaning & Sealing: Wipe off adhesive/residue with a stone cleaner. Apply a marble sealer (to resist stains) and a brass protector (to prevent tarnishing) using a roller; air-dry fully.

Key Quality Checks

Slab & Brass Quality: Reject marble with hidden cracks (via light inspection) and brass with oxidation/tarnish-poor materials ruin durability.

Inlay Precision: Ensure CNC-routed grooves match brass size exactly (no loose/tight fits) to avoid brass falling off.

Dimensional Accuracy: Tiles must meet size/thickness standards; uneven tiles cause installation gaps.

Finishing Consistency: Marble surfaces should have uniform texture, and brass inlays should shine evenly (no scratches/dull spots).

Adhesive Curing: Confirm adhesive is fully cured (per time/temp guidelines) to prevent brass detachment over time.