Name: Illusion Glass Tile - Faultline - Metal & Stone Mosaic Tile in Pinnacles Fault Line
Brand: Illusion Glass Tile
SKU: ubc863604-1
Price: 61.22 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

Illusion Glass Tile - Faultline - Metal & Stone Mosaic Tile in Pinnacles Fault Line

Item # UBC-82466

Model # 863-604

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Overview

Sheet Backing: Mesh

Sheet Size: 11 3/4 x 11 3/4"

Tile Size: Ranges from 5/8 x 1 1/4" to 5/8 x 6 3/8"

Tile Thickness: 1/2

Grout Joint: Up to 1/4"

Finish Shown: Pinnacles Fault Line

Disclaimer: Tiles are handmade so variations in color and texture are to be expected. All tiles should be inspected before installation, as no adjustment will be made after installation.
This item is made to order and ships in 2-3 weeks.

This tile is custom made, and is NON-RETURNABLE.

Specs

Brand:: Illusion Glass Tile
Collection:: Illusion Glass Tile - Faultline Collection
Category:: Tile
Sub Category:: Mosaic Tiles
Application Type:: Walls
Floors
Color:: Brown
Copper
Base Material:: Stone & Metal
Mosaic Chip Size:: Bricks & Sticks
Tile Finish:: Tumbled
Gloss
Unpolished
SQFT of Tile:: 0.96
Tile Thickness:: 0.5" (12.7 mm)
California residents:: WARNING
see Proposition 65 information

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Q: How can you cut the metal and tile with a saw? What kind of Blade do you need?

A: Metal mosaic pieces can be cut using good diamond blade saw designed for porcelain or metal cutting. Please cut with the metal pieces facing the blade and ceramic backing down. Was this answer useful to you?