Glass Tiles

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Glass Tiles by Application Glass Tile Shower and Bathroom Glass tile shower walls are the strongest use case in this collection, and we stock 586 options rated for shower walls and 60 for shower floors. Glass is non-porous, so a glass tile shower will not absorb water or stain along the grout line the way a porous tile can. Bathroom glass tiles work the same way on a vanity splashback or a glass tile on bathroom walls scheme. On a shower floor, glass mosaic bathroom tiles give you more grout lines and better grip underfoot than a large format tile. For a full wet room floor, our shower floor tiles collection covers the slip rated options across every material. Glass Floor Tiles Glass floor tiles are a specialist choice rather than a general one. We carry 89 options rated for interior floors and 58 for bathroom floors, and they suit low traffic areas, feature inlays and shower floors rather than a busy hallway or a kitchen work zone. Glass Tile Backsplash A glass tile backsplash reflects light back into a kitchen, which is why it gets specified in galley layouts and rooms with one window. We carry 605 options rated for kitchen backsplash, and glass mosaic tiles in mesh mounted sheets are the fastest format to fit around outlets and corners. If the backsplash is the whole project rather than the material, start from our full kitchen backsplash tiles collection, which runs to 2,000+ styles across every colour and material. To fit it yourself, our guide to installing mesh mounted glass mosaic tile walks through the whole job. Choosing and Caring for Glass Tile Glass is non-porous, so it never needs sealing and will not stain. It arrives mesh mounted, paper faced, clear faced or dot mounted depending on the range, and mesh mounted sheets are the easiest to handle on a DIY fit. Clean with a soft cloth and water. Avoid abrasive pads, which can dull the surface. Glass resists staining and fading, but it is softer than porcelain, which is why we point people to porcelain for

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