2X6 BEJMAT ATLAS SAGE

We built this calculator to let you calculate the number of boxes you need, please select the Feet² you need to cover and the overage value. We recommend 15-20% overage to properly curate your installation and account for any cuts needed.

Box Coverage: 6 sq. ft. per box

Atlas Sage is a soft blue-green glazed by hand in Fez, Morocco. It sits closer to celadon or seafoam than a true sage, with a cool, muted tone that shifts between green and blue depending on the light.

The Two x Six bejmat (5 x 15 cm) is the classic Moroccan field tile format. It installs in a running bond and works across kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and shower walls. The proportions balance rhythm and coverage well at both small and large scale.

Each tile is glazed and kiln-fired by hand in Fez, Morocco. Color, sheen, and surface texture vary across the installation.

• Waterproof
  Yes – Appropriate for wet environments, such as steam showers, fountains, and pool areas. Not suitable for shower floors.
• Splash-proof
  Yes – Perfect for surfaces that encounter moisture, including backsplashes, bathroom walls, and shower walls.
• Heat Compatible
  Somewhat – Compatible with radiant heating systems and safe for fireplace surrounds and stove backsplashes. Not suitable for direct high-heat contact (e.g., inside ovens or fireboxes).
• Freeze/Thaw
  No – Not recommended for areas that experience freeze/thaw cycles or are exposed to snow and ice.
• Interior Floor
  Yes – Designed for indoor use in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and more. Rated for both light and heavy residential traffic as well as light commercial use. Not suitable for heavy commercial or industrial applications.
• Exterior Floor
  Yes, with limitations – Appropriate for outdoor areas like patios and terraces in mild climates. Steer clear of environments prone to freezing.
• Interior Walls
  Yes – Perfect for indoor decorative and functional applications, such as accent walls, sink and stove backsplashes, and bathroom walls.
• Exterior Walls
  Yes, with limits – it can be used outdoors for facades and retaining walls if not exposed to freeze/thaw conditions.