Glass tiles have been a popular choice for kitchen splashbacks for years, and they’re increasingly common in bathrooms - where they can add a dash of much-needed colour. There’s no reason to limit your use of glass tiles to just those rooms, though - they’re a great way to mix things up in almost any part of your home.
Hallways, entryways and corridors
Art glass mosaics can be a stunning addition to any space in your home that might otherwise be neglected.…
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Repairing windows is not as difficult as it may sound to some. If you have broken window glass and you’re worried about having to spend money on getting it repaired, look no further because here’s your detailed guide on repairing windows.
Tools Needed
A measuring tape to take measurements to buy a new glass. Paint scraper to remove any glue or sash Putty knife to remove putty. Hammer to hammer the nails into the frame Eight to ten nails or glazing points Hand gloves for protection against cuts that may be caused by the broken glass Safety goggles to protect your eyes Measuring the Glass…
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If you have older windows in your home, the putty around the windows might start cracking or lifting from the frame and glass. This putty is also called window glaze, which helps to hold the glass securely to the frame. Before you start repairing the glaze, look at the glass to see if it needs to be replaced. If so, you might instead want to contact a window glazier who will replace the entire window for you.…
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