Glass Borders

Elevate Your Space with Glass Border Tiles

Diverse Styles to Match Your Design Preferences

Versatile Applications for Creative Design

• Kitchen Backsplashes and Countertops: Glass Border Tiles add a decorative touch to kitchen backsplashes and countertops. They can be used to separate different tiles or provide a visual break in large fields of tiles.
• Bathroom Walls and Floors: Glass Border Tiles are a popular choice for bathrooms. Their waterproof and stain-resistant properties make them ideal for wet environments like bathroom walls and floors. They are easy to clean, ensuring long-lasting hygiene.
• Living Room Accent Walls and Floors: Introducing Glass Border Tiles as a living room accent wall or floor border adds depth and visual interest to the space. They can be used to frame a feature wall or create a tiled rug effect, guiding the eye and enhancing the room’s ambience.
• Shower Areas: In showers, Glass Border Tiles can be used to frame the shower floor or separate different materials on the walls. They provide a clean transition and enhance the shower’s design.
• Other Spaces: Glass Border Tiles can also be used in entryways, hallways, staircases, and outdoor patios. They can define different areas within a space, such as dining zones in open-plan layouts or sitting areas on balconies and patios.

High-Quality Materials Ensure Long-Lasting Beauty

Easy to Install and Maintain

A Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Choice

Ideal for Creating Focal Walls and Decorative Accents

Tips for Installing Glass Border Tiles

• Surface Preparation: Ensure the installation surface is clean, dry, and level. Any imperfections on the wall or floor can cause uneven installation and affect the final appearance.
• Adhesive Selection: Choose a high-quality tile adhesive suitable for glass tiles. For wall installations, select adhesive with strong bonding properties. For floor installations, opt for adhesive with high wear resistance.
• Tile Layout Planning: Plan the tile layout to determine the arrangement and spacing. This helps avoid errors during installation and ensures a neat and visually appealing final result.
• Tile Cutting: Use specialised tile-cutting tools to ensure precise cuts. For irregularly shaped areas, mark the tiles accurately before cutting.
• Grouting: After the tiles are installed and the adhesive has dried, apply grout to fill the gaps between tiles. Choose grout that matches the tile colour to enhance the overall appearance.

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