Outside water feature

seaton9883

9 years ago

Can glass tiles be used for an outside water feature wall

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midmodfan
9 years ago
Yes. I don't know where you live, but glass tile is even frost proof.
seaton9883
Original Author
9 years ago
OK thank you!
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Interior Affairs -- Vickie Daeley
9 years ago
Show us a picture when you are finished please!
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TJB-INC Landscape & Drainage Contractor
8 years ago
Just make sure if you live in an area that goes below freezing that the wall is sealed so no water can get trapped behind the glass and freeze causing the tiles to pop off or break.

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Outside water feature

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