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joettinger

Glass subway tile

12 years ago
Love this. What is the tile size and "color"?
Harlem Residence Master Bath · More Info

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  • PRO
    12 years ago
    The tile is from the Stone Source Glacier line. We used an off-white but I'd suggest getting a bunch of samples in both clear and satin to look at in person. The colors vary quite a bit on websites. One thng to consider with glass tiles is that they can crack pretty easily during installation. We usually order 20% - 25% more than we need to be on the safe side. These are 4"x12" which felt like the right proportion for this size shower. Hope this helps.
  • 12 years ago
    Like the tile but the size of the tile quoted here doesn't quite make sense. Would make the shower 12x4 " high which is four feet high?
  • 11 years ago
    MAYBE 8X24?
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