Could you use a few of these glass 2 x 2 in a mosaic on a floor? or will the glass not hold up to wear and tear.
187741
I have mine as a stripe in a fireplace surround and hearth area in front of it. They don't get walked on much but they have occasionally and I have had absolutely no problems with them whatsoever.
2137885
I use this for mosaics and have never had a problem. I use a big bottle to refill a small bottle (easier to work with) and neither one has dried up.
1420328
I believe so. Glass would probably be easier for it to stick too. They are currently attached to a textured ceiling so a smooth surface should be a cakewalk.
1033779
I think it depends on what kind of glass it is. Something like pyrex would be OK, but fragile glass - maybe not so much.
1201021
I'm not sure. I would like to know the answer to this question. I would hope one could buy if the glass modalities break.
819252
No, it can't, the diamonds have to be very fine. buy a glass tile diamond blade because those are made for glass tile. if you use this one, you run the risk of getting hurt by the tile shattering especially since its glass. hope this helps
1767690
You can, but it would probably need really strong glue to hold it up. These, like most self-stick tiles, bond securely to the floor over time as they are walked on. They could detach from a wall without some help.
918040
I would say yes. There is no reason you couldn't use glass as far as I know.
374933
You'd need more than a gallon. I don't think this would work good for a floor. There are other materials more suited to that.
411763
I don't think I would use glass or even marble. The WorkFit is heavy plus it moves up and down. I would use metal or sturdy wood.
1767689
Yes, they'd make a very attractive & durable backsplash (just note, they are very high gloss). I agree with the previous reviewer, it will require the use of a stronger adhesive especially since they'd be placed vertically instead of down on the floor.
2064901
I use them on a tiled floor, but you can glue some felt on so it wont hurt wood floor.
975788
Hi, Chris. You will have to use a drill-bit especially for glass tiles. Ask ur Home Depot rep to give u a hand picking it out. We drilled into porcelain and it looks awesome.
1581581
It would require a power tool; a drill with a rotary buffer pad would work. This is not something you can apply by hand. Good luck! After nearly a year, my floors still shine like glass.
839931
We were able to cut 1/2 x 1/2 glass mosaic tile pieces easily. Be aware - they actually break the glass so the result is not a perfect slice.
1176090
Yeah I dropped mine on the side, hit the edge of a table landed face down on the floor. Witch was hard tile. It being made of gorilla glass I dont think it will break or crack.
1945493
Ir will hold it up, my concern would be is the glass strong enough to keep from breaking. I would hesitate to use it on anything thinner than 1/2" and wouldn't put anything heavy on it.