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Frequently Asked Questions

Is glass tile good for a kitchen backsplash?

It is one of the easiest surfaces to keep clean: the face is non porous, so grease and sauce wipe straight off and it never needs sealing. It also bounces light around, which helps a dark kitchen.

Does glass tile chip or crack?

Not in normal use on a wall. Chipping happens during cutting, so glass is worth having installed by someone with a proper wet saw and a glass blade.

What goes behind glass tile?

A white or light setting mortar. Glass is translucent, so a grey thinset shows through and dulls the colour. The installer should use a mortar rated for glass.

Can glass tile go behind a cooktop?

Yes, with the clearance the appliance manufacturer requires. Glass handles heat from cooking without discolouring, unlike some resin based products.

Glass Tile Kitchen Backsplash

Glass makes a backsplash glow. Because light passes into the glass and bounces back, a glass backsplash has a depth and shine that stone and ceramic cannot match, and it wipes clean in a swipe behind a range. This collection gathers glass tile and mosaics in subway, interlocking, and grid layouts.

Why glass suits a kitchen

Glass is non-absorbent, so it resists stains and grease and never needs sealing, which makes it one of the easiest backsplash surfaces to keep clean. It comes in clear, satin, and metallic finishes and a huge range of colors, so it is an easy way to add a pop behind the counter.

For more glass, see glass mosaic tiles. For other backsplash options, browse backsplash mosaics.

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