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What are our glass bricks made of?
Our glass bricks are crafted with a commitment to sustainability, incorporating up to 30% waste materials in their composition.
What is the typical size of a glass brick?
Our glass bricks come in four distinct sizes to cater to various design preferences and applications. The available dimensions are 197 x 197 x 40 mm, 197 x 197 x 80 mm, 146 x 197 x 80 mm, and 95 x 197 x 80 mm. These size options provide flexibility for creative and functional use, allowing you to choose the perfect fit for your specific project requirements.
Are glass bricks suitable for outdoors?
Absolutely! With only a few exceptions, the majority of our glass bricks are designed to thrive in outdoor settings. Their durability and weather-resistant properties make them a versatile choice for various exterior applications, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional performance.
Do you deliver worldwide?
Yes, our services extend globally, and we can deliver our glass blocks to customers worldwide. Whether you're across the street or across borders, we're committed to ensuring that our quality products reach you wherever your project may be.
How are glass bricks installed?
Installing our glass bricks is facilitated through the Rods & Mortar system, particularly recommended for external features or locations where fire rating is essential. This method ensures a secure and durable installation, providing stability and adherence to safety standards.
How far apart do you space glass bricks?
For optimal installation, we recommend spacing the glass bricks with a gap of 6mm on either side of the wall. This allowance accounts for the natural expansion and contraction variances inherent in the material.
What are glass blocks?
A Glass Block is a compact and notably thicker piece of glass designed in the resemblance of a building block. It is important to note that a glass block is characterised by a hollow core, setting it apart from a glass brick which lacks this interior void.