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Puzzle is a collection for mutina, designed by edward barber and jay osgerby. Puzzle is a series of glazed porcelain stoneware tiles that is a mixture of block colors and multi-colored graphic patterns. The idea behind the collection is to design the entire room, to provide communication between architectural and space elements placed in different parts of the space, and drawing a continuous line through color declinations of the collection. The versatility of the block colors and graphic patterns offers endless possibilities for the space, combining walls and floors, shaping areas with frames and graphic flooring, aiming to provide rhythm and attitude. Tile can be installed randomly or well-ordered, for infinite combinations.

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Brand Name: Mutina
Designer Name: Edward Barber And Jay Osgerby
Availability: Typically Stocked
Country of Origin: Italy

Format: Modular
Nominal Size: 10" x 10" - Sizes are nominal, not actual.
Tile Uniformity: Non-Rectified
Grout Width: Tiles can be installed using standard installation methods for thinset adhesives. A grout joint of 1/8" or greater is recommended.
Shape: Square

Residential / Commercial Usage: Residential Use, Commercial Use
Indoor / Outdoor : Indoor and Outdoor
Interior Applications: Contract Flooring, Contract Flooring (High Traffic / Heavy Duty), Commercial Walls, Contract Walls (Heavy Duty), Residential Bathroom Flooring, Residential Flooring, Residential Walls
Exterior Applications: Cladding & Facade, Cladding & Facade (Freeze-Thaw)
Durability: Heavy Duty
Installation: Use high quality adhesive from manufacturers such as Laticrete and Mapei, following manufacturers' recommendations, depending on conditions.
Affixing System: Glue Down / Adhesive / Mortar

Weather Resistance : This material is suitable for all exterior applications where freeze-thaw cycles are a concern. Use TCNA standards for setting in exteriors and consult an engineer regarding fastening systems and tensile strength required for your project.
Water Absorption : This material is virtually non-porous. No sealer is required and it is less likely to stain.
Chemical Resistance: Test Method Unknown
Hardness : This material has relatively high abrasion resistance. It rates as a 7 or higher on the Mohs scale. Quartzite or granite typically fall into this range. This material is less likely to scratch than marble, limestone, onyx, slate, etc.

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In providing architects and designers with a curated selection of materials, we review thousands of products each year, and then select only the handful that we believe is best for our clientele. Whether it be the whitest marble with the most balanced veining, or the most innovative porcelain tile by renowned designers. We search for and offer materials at all price points, and design and develop products to meet specific needs. We stock hundreds of materials in the U.S. for immediate availability and have thousands more available for special order.

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