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Trinity Recycled Glass Countertops
Item #:
02.0000
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Produced by Tiger Mountain Innovations in Seattle, Washington, Trinity Glass Products are individually handcrafted composite surfaces made from recycled glass and low-carbon cement. The surfaces are used for countertops, tabletops, wall cladding, exterior surfaces and more.
Offering a polished look of granite with earthy colors and small particulates, Trinity satisfies the desire for a natural stone appearance without the negative environmental impacts.
Trinity's more natural look, as well as its versatility, are what set it part from other recycled glass surfaces. In addition to slabs for countertops and tabletops, Trinity is available in tiles for wall applications and can be molded into sinks. It can be machined to have a smooth edge and, because of its high glass content, is highly scratch-resistant. As with granite, with proper sealing, Trinity will also resist stains long-term.
- 75% recycled glass
- Hand made, hand finished
- Earth friendly
- Versatile
- Easy to maintain
AVAILABLE SIZES and COLORS -
Full Slab 56" x 96" $1999.00
Half Slab 28" x 96" $1099.00
All slabs are 1 1/4" nominal thickness
Available in 6 beautiful colors:
Ash, Clay, Moss, Olive, Sand, and Absolutely
Samples Available -- Please call us at 1.888.447.9877 for available colors
- Trinity Glass Sample ($15 per color)
Please call for ordering info and shipping estimates.
CLICK HERE to download the Trinity Glass Estimate Request Form.
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Environmentally Friendly
Each Trinity slab and tile is made from percent post-consumer and/or pre-consumer recycled glass, as well as low-carbon cement.
Durable and Easy to Maintain
Because of its high glass content, Trinity Glass Products are extremely scratch-resistant and heat resistant—although heat may damage the sealer. As with all stone and cement-based materials, surfaces must be sealed periodically with a stone sealant to ensure ongoing resistance to food and grease stains. However, if damaged by acid etching, the blemish can usually be polished out and the stone restored.