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Glass Tile
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glass tile, glass slate
Tile fabricated of translucent or transparent glass; installed in a roof surface to allow light to enter the room below.

Glass Tile 

a small, usually square, facing tile manufactured from opaque colored glass by a process of continuous rolling. The dimensions of the glass tiles produced in the USSR are 20 × 20 mm and 25 × 25 mm, with a thickness of 4–5 mm. Glass tiles are used for the internal and external facing of buildings and for producing decorative and artistic glass mosaics.



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They will be showcasing a range of leather tiles and leather mosaics, in addition to mosaics in precious stones such as amethyst, agate, quartz glass tiles at their stand.
The centre-piece of the extension at the 120-yearold school is three panels made up of individual glass tiles designed by every pupil, helped by glass artist Deborah Moses.
And to mark the latest chapter of the 120-years-old school's history, the centrepiece of the extension are three panels made up of individual glass tiles designed by every pupil on the register.
 
 
 
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