Chilcott Treasure Glass Tile 3x12
Chilcott Treasure Glass Tile 3x12
Chilcott Treasure Glass Tile 3x12

Chilcott Treasure Glass Tile 3x12

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Chilcott Treasure Glass Tile boasts a modern palette of grays, blues, and white with a slight weathered wood-look, adding instant character to your space. Ideal for residential and light commercial use, this elongated subway tile is perfect for backsplashes, vanity walls, shower surrounds, and other vertical applications. Durable and low-maintenance, Chilcott Treasure ensures you spend more time enjoying your kitchen or bath and less time maintaining it. This backsplash tile is also Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified®.

SPECIFICATIONS
SKUCHTRGLATIL979893
MaterialGlass
Size3”x12”
Thickness3/9”
ShapeRectangle
ColorGrey
FinishGlossy
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Items in Box20
Coverage Square Feet
Usage AreaWall, Backsplash, Accent
RoomKitchen, Bathroom, Shower, Fireplace, Laundry Room, Bar
Weight4.50 lbs/Square Foot

Glass Tile Installation Tips

Installing glass tiles can create a stunning and reflective surface, perfect for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, and other areas where you want to make a stylish statement. Here's a detailed guide for you:

Glass Tile Installation

Installation Steps:

  1. Preparation:
    • Clean the Surface: Ensure the surface is clean, smooth, and dry. Remove any old adhesive, dirt, or grease.
    • Level the Surface: Use a leveling compound to fix any uneven areas. A smooth and level surface is essential for a proper glass tile installation.
    • Protective Measures: Wear safety glasses and gloves to protect yourself from glass shards.

  2. Planning the Layout:
    • Dry Fit Tiles: Lay out the tiles without adhesive to see how they fit and plan the design. This helps you visualize the finished look and make any necessary adjustments.
    • Mix Tiles: Mix tiles from different boxes to ensure a uniform appearance and blend any color variations.

  3. Cutting the Tiles:
    • Tools: Use a wet saw with a glass blade or a manual glass tile cutter for clean, precise cuts.
    • Measure and Mark: Measure where the tile needs to be cut and mark it with a non-permanent marker or pencil. Cut slowly to avoid chipping.

  4. Applying Adhesive:
    • Adhesive Choice: Use a thin-set mortar or adhesive specifically designed for glass tiles. A white adhesive prevents the color of the tiles from being altered.
    • Spread the Adhesive: Using a notched trowel, spread the adhesive on a small section of the floor. Hold the trowel at a 45-degree angle to create ridges.
    • Comb the Adhesive: Use the flat side of the trowel to smooth the ridges, creating a uniform adhesive bed.

  5. Laying the Tiles:
    • Set the Tiles: Press the tiles firmly into the adhesive, giving them a slight twist to ensure good contact.
    • Use Spacers: Place spacers between the tiles to maintain even grout lines.
    • Aling Tiles: Frequently check the alignment and level of the tiles to ensure a professional look.

  6. Grouting:
    • Choose the Right Grout: Use a non-sanded grout to avoid scratching the glass surface.
    • Apply the Grout: Spread the grout over the tiles using a rubber float, holding it at a 45-degree angle and working diagonally to fill the joints.
    • Clean Excess Grout: Wipe away excess grout with a damp sponge, being careful not to remove grout from the joints. Rinse the sponge frequently to avoid smearing grout over the tiles.

  7. Sealing the Grout:
    • Apply Grout Sealer: Once the grout has fully cured (usually 24-72 hours), apply a grout sealer to protect against stains and moisture.

  8. Final Cleanup:
    • Remove Haze: After the grout and sealer are dry, clean the tiles with a damp cloth to remove any grout haze.
    • Polish: Buff the tiles with a clean, dry cloth to enhance their shine and reflectivity.

Additional Tips:


  • Always read the manufacturer's instructions carefully before installing any type of tile.
  • If you are not sure how to install tile, it is always best to hire a professional.
  • Be sure to wear the proper safety equipment when installing tile.

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