Glass Tiles

Glass tiles are essentially thin cut pieces of glass that have a layer of translucent glaze added to the back of each tile. Glass tile can be sold in individual pieces or pre-arranged into a pattern or mosaic layout set onto a mesh backing.

Mosaic glass tiles are most often applied to walls, backsplashes, and countertops. Some glass tiles can also be applied to floors depending on their durability.

Many love the aesthetic appeal of glass kitchen tile backsplashes and bathroom vanity backsplashes. Glass shower tiles are also popular.

Yes, glass tiles can be pricey. Many site costs and installations range between $20 and $30 per square foot, so even small projects can add up pretty quickly. However, at Stone Tile Depot, we provide you low-price glass tiles with the best-quality options. Contact our experienced team and learn how to minimise cost.

Glass tiles can be found in a wide array of patterns. You can purchase glass tile in a standard square shape or select geometric glass tile that is cut into more unique and intricate shapes like circles, triangles, and diamonds. If you want a design that features a more abstract look, there are also irregular pieces of glass tile to choose from.

Yes, glass tile is non-porous and is a great choice for showers. Glass tile can also be installed in swimming pools.

Poorly cleaned glass can show water spots, but drying them with a clean soft cloth will remove them easily. Please avoid harsh chemicals to keep your glass tiles clean, check out our tile cleaners and find the best option for you.

Glass tiles are completely waterproof tiles. Therefore, they will not buckle or become warped by moist conditions over time. Also, that is why glass tiles are being used in your pool tile or other outdoor tile projects.

Glass tiles are non-porous, so they do not require sealing.

Although glass tiles are durable, they will crack under excessive amounts of weight.

Both glass and ceramic tiles are popular. However, glass tiles tend to be easier to maintain than ceramic tiles. They are waterproof, beautiful, and easier to clean. On the other hand, ceramic tiles come in a variety of designs and patterns. They're also usually cheaper. Ultimately, it comes down to aesthetic taste and tile usage.

Yes. Glass tile will require the expertise of skilled installers. DIY glass tile installation can result in a huge financial waste of materials, so it’s best to stick to the professionals.

The main advantages of glass tile are that it is waterproof, low maintenance, and easy to clean. Additionally, it has rich tones and a luminous quality that gives it a unique aesthetic.

Yes. Glass floor tile isn’t very common, but there are cuts of tile that can be applied to floors. They should only be installed in low-traffic areas like bathrooms.

Glass floor tiles can be slippery. However, glass mosaic tiles have enough grouting to reduce slipping, making them better suited for floors.

Glass tile is fairly simple to clean. Most glass tiles only require glass cleaner and a soft cloth to remove dust and debris from their surface.

Yes. Glass tiles make lovely additions to kitchens. Beautiful glass backsplash tiles add a reflective quality to kitchens that other materials cannot mimic.

No! Glass tiles have been and continue to be one of the most coveted materials for interior design. Glass tiles are just as beautiful and popular as ever. Their unique beauty has a timeless quality.

More often than not, glass tile is more expensive than ceramic tiles. Although both glass tiles and ceramic tiles are exceptionally beautiful, glass tiles require professional installation. Furthermore, glass tiles can only be applied by those who have extensive experience, so installation costs will be higher.

In most cases, glass tile will be more expensive than porcelain tile. However, you can find affordable glass tile options at Stone Tile Depot, where we place quality and price on the same scale.