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Description Milk Glass is a line of crystal white glass, available in a variety of shapes and sizes including mosaic patterns. Colors & Finishes Milk Glass is a white tile, offered in polished and honed finishes. Sizes Standard nominal (and actual) field tile sizes are: 4"x4" (3.94"x3.94"), 4"x12" (3.94"x11.81"), 8"x8" (7.87"x7.87"), 12"x12" (11.81"x11.81")and 12"x24" (23.62"x11.81"). All tiles have a thickness of 3/8" (0.31"). Mosaic standard nominal (and actual) sizes are: 1"x1" (0.98"x0.98"), 1"x2" (0.98"x1.97"), 2"x2" (1.97"x1.97"), 2"x4" (1.97"x3.94"), 3"x6" (2.95"x5.9") and 5/8"x6" (0.59"x5.9"). The 3"x6", 2"x4", and 1"x2" mosaics are offered in both stacked and brick patterns. Oval, Round, and Hexagon mosaics are also available. All mosaics are mesh mounted on 12"x12" sheets with the exception of the 1"x2" brick pattern (12"x10 3/4"). Applications Milk Glass tiles can be used on interior walls and residential floors. Common applications include: bathroom walls and floors, backsplashes, column wraps, furniture fronts, swimming pool interiors and other decorative surfaces. Installation and Maintenance Underlayment should be either fully cured concrete or properly installed cement backerboard, and must be dry, stable, flat and free of foreign substances, with no risk of water seepage. Do not use a jagged edge applicator. Existing joints in subsurface must be carried through tile work. Expansion joints should be installed at all "changes of plane" and where tile abuts restraining surfaces. Recommended grout joint width is at least 1/8". For 1/8" joints, grout with un-sanded grout, Laticrete 1600 series. Silicone caulking sealant must be installed in all corner joints in the place of grout. Cutting Tiles Use a standard new, sharp blade suitable for cutting glass tiles, which must be constantly kept wet with water. Cutting the pieces after taping both sides will reduce chipping. Cutting must not be carried out near the edges of the individual pieces. Smooth off any sharp edges with sandpaper. Holes can be made with a specific drill bit for glass with a diameter up to 5/16". Apply water continually while drilling. |
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