Marseille Tile in Glass
Price refers to a single tile.
Description
The Marseille tile in glass is an innovative and refined solution designed to enhance natural light in your roofing system.
This tile not only provides a distinctive aesthetic but also allows natural illumination inside buildings, reducing the need for artificial lighting.
Features
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Material: High-quality glass, durable and resistant.
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Design: Classic Marseille-style, suitable for a wide range of architectural designs.
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Dimensions: Available in two sizes, 42.6x25.5x3.5 cm and 39.5x23x3.5 cm, ensuring flexibility for different roofing needs.
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Installation: Easy to install and maintain, requiring 13.5 tiles per square meter.
Uses and Applications
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Residential buildings: Perfect for increasing brightness in attics, lofts, and other interior spaces.
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Commercial properties: Ideal for shops, offices, and commercial buildings where additional natural light is desired.
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New constructions: An excellent choice for modern building projects that require both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Benefits
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Natural illumination: Enhances interior brightness, reducing the need for artificial lighting.
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Elegant aesthetics: Adds a touch of refinement and distinction to roofing designs.
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Versatile application: Adaptable to various architectural styles and roof types.
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Weather resistance: Made from durable glass, ensuring long-term protection against the elements.
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Easy installation: Designed for quick and straightforward assembly, requiring minimal maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
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Can this tile be combined with standard Marseille tiles? Yes, it is specifically designed to integrate seamlessly with traditional Marseille-style tiles, maintaining both aesthetic consistency and functionality.
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Does the glass provide thermal insulation? While it allows natural light to pass through, it does not offer the same insulation as ceramic or concrete tiles, so additional insulation may be required for specific applications.
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How does the tile affect ventilation in the roof? The tile does not impact ventilation directly, but it can be paired with proper roofing ventilation systems to maintain airflow and prevent condensation buildup.
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