Questions and Answers for Art3d 12 in. x 12 in. Mother of Pearl Shell Mosaic Tile Backsplash in White

A:  About 0.8 in.×0.8 in.

A:  Hi. The whole is white tinted, individual small chips are yellow tinted.

A:  Hi. I think it is possible. I suggest you buy a piece of the product first to confirm whether it meets your requirements.

A:  Art3d's mother-of-pearl tiles are divided into two types, one is peel and stick tile, and one requires a thin-set mortar to install. If it is peel and stick mother of pearl tile, we do not recommend installing it in the shower. The product you are interested in can be used in the shower, and it can also be used as a countertop and for the wall behind the sink.

A:  I have mine installed on the walls behind my kitchen sink for over a year and have found no issues

A:  These tiles are made from real seashells. Each piece unique, some surfaces are wavy and others smooth. They are beautiful and iridescent, But very fragile (like the thickness of kettle cooked potato chips) and not suitable for a countertop. I used them for an entire back sink wall in a master suite and for the walls in the shower niches only. You need special thin set mortar and a tiny trowel to set the sheets, or the mortar will seep which is so much work to correct.  I totally love the outcome but make sure you plan for practical usage for a decorative tile, which this is. 

A:  Hi, yeah , you can stick this tile with a glue on a wooden surface. But make sure the wooden surface is flat, clean.

A:  Hi. You can use scissors or a utility knife.

A:  If I understand you correctly I would use a schluter metal edging. Looked beautiful where my backsplash ended

A:  Hi , Sure you can use these tiles in a steam shower wall. install with the thin-set mortar.

A:  Hi, it can be use in the shower wall, you apply it in thin-set mortar , and fill the line with the grout .