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Balbi
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Celotto
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Ghisetti
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Naccari
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Ragazzi
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Seguso
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Tiozzo
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Venini
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Caldo
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Freddo
1” x 1” on
12" x 12" Mesh
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Appropriate for interior walls and backsplashes and exterior walls and backsplashes in non-freezing temperatures.
Not recommended for countertop or floor use. Always follow proper installation methods. Installing glass tile
involves some basic procedures that differ from installing ceramic or stone tile. Following these procedures will
prevent simple mistakes that could result in the failure of the installation.
*Make sure that glass tile is installed over the proper substrate. This is one of the most important factors in
ensuring a good installation. When cutting glass, it is recommended to use a supreme diamond blade designed
for chip free cutting of glass (wet only).
Approved substrate surfaces:
Fully cured concrete substrate
Properly installed cement backerboard
Do not install glass tile on: Particleboard, Chipboard, Masonite, Press wood, Plywood, Asbestos boards
To avoid adversely affecting the color of glass tile, white thin set is required for all installations. Glass tile must
have a minimum of 1/8” grout joint and should not be butt set. To ensure adequate coverage and full contact to
the tile it is recommended to lightly back butter the tile. Back buttering is required for semi-transparent glass tile.
Use a glass cleaner and a soft lint free cloth for cleaning glass tile. To remove soap scum or water deposits, use a
minimally abrasive cleanser and soft bristle brush.
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