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Clock Hand Lines 3D Concrete Wall Tile for Fireplace – LANDERY MOSAIC
Clock-hand linear relief. Interior / exterior walls.
| Material | Reinforced Fine Composite Concrete (UHPC) |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.1 kg/pc · 28 kg/m² |
| Surface | Clock-hand linear relief |
| Application | Interior / exterior walls |
| Collection | New Collection 2026 |
100+ custom colours in stock. Send a RAL, Pantone or NCS reference for colour matching.
Price on request — quantity, finish and destination determine the quote.
Product Description
Clock Hand Lines 3D Concrete Wall Tile for Fireplace — a 15 mm relief tile in 200 × 200 mm modules, 25 pcs/m² coverage, 28 kg/m² installed. Cast in reinforced fine composite concrete and rated for interior and exterior walls, it ships factory-direct in 24 standard colours, with custom colour casting in 100+ chart shades (RAL / Pantone matching for trade projects). Free samples available.
Project gallery
Three straight bars meet at one point and fan outward across a 200 × 200 mm square, giving Hourhand the geometry of a clock face caught mid-swing. The relief is shallow and linear rather than carved, so the pattern reads as drawn lines on cement until a light source rakes across it. Fireplaces are its natural home: the crossing point makes a deliberate axis for a chimney breast.
Design & Applications
Because the bars converge in a single corner, rotating alternate modules produces a slow fan that travels across the field, while stacked bond keeps the hands strictly parallel. Twenty-five clock-hand linear relief modules cover a square metre, so a full-height surround can be planned module by module. For a fireplace wall that needs contrast rather than pattern, the plainer Line Relief 3D wall tile for fireplace works well on the flanking returns.
- Fireplace surrounds and chimney-breast cladding
- Hotel lounge walls with concealed cove lighting
- Restaurant and bar back walls
- Stairwell walls where the fan lines can run vertically
Specifications
- Module size: 200 × 200 mm
- Thickness: 15 mm
- Coverage: 25 pcs/m²
- Weight: 1.1 kg/pc · 28 kg/m²
- Material: Reinforced Fine Composite Concrete (UHPC)
- Finish: Clock-hand linear relief
- Application: Interior / exterior walls
Finishes & Ordering
The clock-hand tile is offered in 24 standard colours, which lets the same relief move from a bright white lounge wall to a graphite commercial bar. Every order is manufactured factory-direct on our UHPC line and supplied by the square metre. Order a sample tile to check the hand direction against your room layout before fixing.
Custom Colours – Any Shade from Our Colour Chart
Every LANDERY MOSAIC design can be custom-cast in 100+ colours from our studio colour chart: warm neutrals, beige and terracotta (KT series), cool greys (KB), brick reds (KR), ochre yellows (KY), dusty and saturated blues (KS / KA), sage greens (KG), taupe browns (KZ) and burnt oranges (KO). For architects, interior designers and shopfitting teams we offer custom colour matching – send a RAL, Pantone or NCS reference (or a physical sample) and we will cast the Clock Hand Lines relief in your project colour. Made-to-order production keeps the same reinforced fine composite concrete body and the same relief depth in every shade, so a bespoke colour never compromises the tile.
Standard palette for Clock Hand Lines (10 finishes in stock) – and any shade from the charts above can be custom-cast:
Frequently Asked Questions
What size are Clock Hand Lines tiles and how many do I need per square metre?
Each tile in the Clock Hand Lines 3D Concrete Wall Tile range measures 200 × 200 mm and stands 15 mm proud of the wall. Coverage is 25 pcs/m², so a 10 m² feature wall needs about 250 tiles. Allow an extra 8–10% for cuts at corners, openings and the end of each run.
How heavy is Clock Hand Lines once it is on the wall?
One Clock Hand Lines tile weighs 1.1 kg and a finished square metre weighs 28 kg. At this weight the wall has to be sound and mechanically fixed — on stud partitions add bracing or a tile backer board before fixing, and check the substrate before ordering.
Can Clock Hand Lines be used outdoors, in a bathroom or on a shower wall?
The Clock Hand Lines 3D Concrete Wall Tile is made from Reinforced Fine Composite Concrete (UHPC) and is rated for both interior and exterior walls. In bathrooms and other wet areas, tank the substrate and seal the joints behind the tile, and keep direct shower spray off the relief. For exposed facades, tell us the project location when you enquire so the fixing, sealing and freeze–thaw detail can be specified for that climate.
What colours does Clock Hand Lines come in, and can I order a sample first?
The Clock Hand Lines 3D Concrete Wall Tile is produced in 24 standard colours: 60T WHITE, 10C BEIGE, 5C GREY, 10C GREY, 30C GREY, 10T GREEN, 30C BEIGE, 30C BLUE, 10G PINK, 5G BRICK, ELEPHANT EAR, CAMEL, LOESS, REDDENED EARTH, MT-SILVER, MT-GOLD, MT-BROWN, MT-COFFEE, MT-BLACK, MT-GREEN, MT-FRUIT-GREEN, MT-WATER-BLUE, MT-D-BLUE and MT-WINE-RED. The same tone reads lighter or deeper depending on how the light rakes across the relief, so order a sample tile before committing to a full wall; samples ship from stock and can be ordered one colour at a time. Need a shade that is not on the list? See the Custom Colours section above – this design can be cast in 100+ chart shades or matched to your own reference.
Can I order Clock Hand Lines in a custom colour?
Yes. Beyond the standard palette, the Clock Hand Lines 3D Cement Wall Tile can be cast in any of the 100+ shades on the LANDERY colour chart – beige and terracotta (KT), grey (KB), brick red (KR), ochre yellow (KY), blue (KS / KA), green (KG), taupe (KZ) and orange (KO). For trade and project orders we also do custom color matching to RAL, Pantone or NCS codes – tell us the shade and quantity and we will confirm lead time and arrange a sample in that colour.
How is Clock Hand Lines installed, and how do I keep the pattern aligned?
Fix with a cement-based tile adhesive on a flat, primed substrate. The 15 mm relief is shallow enough to cut with a diamond blade and fit around sockets and openings, but set out a dry run first so the pattern lines up from the datum line.