Costco's been a good place to look for home design lately. These new Interlocking Glass Bar Tiles got our attention. We like the pattern and color of this design, also available in three other shades. Click below for pricing and links.
Interlocking Glass Bar Tile at Costco
The tile can be used indoors or outdoors, and is $150 for box of 10 pieces. Dimensions of the individual tiles are 10.5 x 11.75 inches, and each square interlocks with the next.
One 10.5 x 11.75 inch tile
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Nice find!
view PlanItGirl's profile
Not that nice - much of the Hakati tile from an earlier post today is less expensive and undoubtedly easier to cut & install.
There are much better priced solutions out there.
view bepsf's profile
Is that a typo? $15 per tile at Costco? I think I'll try Hakati and the other tile places posted recently instead.
view chin's profile
I didn't see the price. I don't shop at CostCo... I just thought that everything you bought there was dirt cheap!?
I guess I was mistaken..
view PlanItGirl's profile
The individual tile is 10.5 x 11.75 inches. That price is for the tile that looks like it is made of several smaller tiles, not for each individual rectangular tile.
view patrick (the other one)'s profile
Yes I realized that Patrick =) But for roughly $15 a sq/ft, you could find some much nicer choices than this...
view chin's profile
I just did this exact tile as a backsplash in my kitchen. And though I'm biased (I picked it out of course) I absolutely love it. Though I paid $20 per sq foot, not $15, so there's a tiny bit of buyers remorse. Thankfully I have a small kitchen so my lack of due diligence only cost me about $250.
view marknarlington's profile
That picture is from Home Depot Expo...?
http://expo.com/section.aspx?PrimaryCategoryId=3
view tashar's profile