Fabrique Blue Grey Chevron Glass Mosaic Tile

Fabrique Blue Grey Chevron Glass Mosaic TileDress up your house by modern trends using our Fabrique Blue Grey glass tile. A combination of neutral colors sets a stylish, elegant look, and yet brings a fresh colorful feel. A timeless chevron tile pattern delivers a dynamic move and a strong visual interest. All tile pieces are attached to a mesh back that can be cut and arranged any way you want. These blue and grey mosaic tiles are safe for slippery areas, easy to clean, long lasting, and

Dress up your house by modern trends using our Fabrique Blue Grey glass tile. A combination of neutral colors sets a stylish, elegant look, and yet brings a fresh colorful feel. A timeless chevron tile pattern delivers a dynamic move and a strong visual interest. All tile pieces are attached to a mesh back that can be cut and arranged any way you want. These blue and grey mosaic tiles are safe for slippery areas, easy to clean, long-lasting, and sturdy for various applications including low traffic floors and walls. This is an excellent accent tile if you are planning to refresh your area with a colorful backsplash, a chic feature wall, a textural decorative border, or a niche. You can apply this blue and gray tile to your kitchen, dining room, bathroom, laundry room, hallway, entrance, or any other interior area.

Frequently Asked Questions about Fabrique Blue Grey Chevron Glass Mosaic Tile:

Q: Where can I install this blue glass mosaic tile?

A: Tile Club's Fabrique Blue Grey Chevron Glass Mosaic Tile is approved for all indoor wall use, including your kitchen backsplash, fireplace surround, accent wall, bar backsplash, shower wall, bathtub surround - you name it! The soft mix of colors in this chevron tile can also be used for interior and wet floor areas such as shower floors as it has a high level of slip resistance thanks to the frosted glass pieces and grout lines.

Q: What is the glass finish?

A: Fabrique Blue Grey Chevron Glass Mosaic Tile has a mix of polished and frosted glass pieces to give this design its unique finish! You can use Tile Club's sheet photos to get a sense of the color and finish, order 4" x 5" sample swatch to view it at home, or order a single sheet to see a full piece of tile.

Q: How do I clean frosted glass tile?

A: Glass tiles are a top pick for messy areas, such as the backsplash behind your stove or the wall behind your bathroom vanity because you can easily wipe up splashes from red wine, shampoo, or mud. That's no different for frosted glass finishes! You can use an ammonia-based glass cleaner like Windex, gentle cleaners like Dawn dish soap, diluted white vinegar, or a mixture of baking soda and water to remove set stains from your frosted glass tiles. Test a small application of your cleaner in an out-of-the-way corner of your tile to make sure you're happy with the results. See below for tips on sealing your grout lines to keep them clean, too!

Q: How do I install chevron glass mosaic tile?

A: Start with a fresh, smooth substrate. Tile Club recommends using a bright white thinset, like Laticrete Glass Tile Adhesive, to preserve the color of the glass tiles. Apply adhesive with a V-Notch Trowel. Layout the mosaic sheets mesh-side down and use a tile float or a wrapped board to gently tap the sheet into place, ensuring the back of all tile pieces are covered in adhesive. You can use spacers between sheets to set grout lines. Allow up to 48 hours for adhesive to set before applying a non-sanded grout - this tile is shown with Laticrete Bright White grout in board pictures.

Q: Do I need to seal glass mosaic tiles?

A: Glass tiles have a non-porous, sanitary surface that doesn't require sealing; however, applying tile and grout sealer to your grout lines can help keep the Bright White grout looking fresh without a lot of scrubbing! Once your grout has fully cured use a penetrating sealer to fill gaps in the porous grout, which prevents stains, bacteria, and mildew growth. Grout should typically be sealed every year or so; to test if it's time to reseal, apply a few drops of water to your grout lines and watch if it sinks into the grout or beads on the surface. If it sinks in, it's time to apply fresh sealer!