Vitreous Glass

FAQ

Where can Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles be used?

Vitreous glass is a non-porous material suitable for both indoor and outdoor areas, such as bathrooms, kitchens, exterior walls, pools, and swimming pools.

How should Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles be cut?

The gaps between mosaic tiles can be cut with scissors or a small knife. However, to cut the entire mosaic tile, you’ll need an electric cutter with a glass-cutting blade. Apply tape to the tile surface to secure it in place, and you can either dry cut or wet cut as needed.

How do I choose the grout color for Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles?

We typically recommend a grout color slightly lighter than the tile color to enhance the tile’s appearance. If a suitable grout color isn’t available, opt for a translucent or light gray grout to maintain the overall effect.

Can Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles be used on floors, and are they slip-resistant?

Yes, Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles are suitable for floors. They are slip-resistant, both due to their surface texture and the grout lines between the tiles, which provide additional grip.

Are Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles easy to clean?

Yes, they’re very easy to clean. You can use a cleaning agent or simply rinse with water.

Can I install Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles myself?

It’s best to use professional tools and have some installation experience. If not, it’s recommended to hire a professional installer. For more installation tips and techniques, follow our YouTube channel.

What colors are available for Vitreous Glass mosaic tiles?

Please refer to our color palette. We have created pages showcasing all available colors.