M135 Grove (New)

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M135 Grove (New)

2x4"

Within the Spectrum family of glazes, Grove is the greenest, yet it still exhibits variation with hints of brown and gold from the presence of iron. The manganese clay body also brings out depth and texture, balancing the subtle acidity of the yellow. Sold individually. Up to 6 tile samples may be ordered online.

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SKU: ST-M135

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Grove is available on tile shapes in the Classic Field and Dimensional collections.

Finish: Textured Matte
Clay Base: Brown
Variation: 2
Acid Resistance: Good
Scratch Resistance: Good
Suitable for residential floors and pools
Grout release recommended
Glaze Family: Spectrum

This glaze was originally created for our 2020 Summer Seasonal collection and is now part of our Tile Glaze palette.

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What does the variation number mean?

Variation and Heath Tile go hand-in-hand. We rate each of our glazes with a number, indicating its likelihood to exhibit a range of texture and tone. A low variation rating (1 or 2) means that the glaze is fairly consistent. Glazes with a high variation (3, 4, 5, or 5+) show very high tonal and hue shifts. These shifts can be from one tile to the next; they can also be within a single tile.

Our Tile Specialists can help you understand what to expect and how to make the most of its variation for your project. No matter high or low, all variation is worthy of celebration.

Does it matter which clay base my preferred glaze is on?

Yes. We offer two clay bodies: white and brown (also referred to as Manganese). Each plays an important role in the character and variation of an installation. Generally speaking, and depending on the translucency of a glaze, white clay provides a neutral background and emphasizes color variation; and brown clay imparts earthy richness.

Each clay has distinct characteristics, including the amount it shrinks during firing. We do NOT recommend using both clay bodies in a single installation, since the differences between the two may unnecessarily complicate the installation process.

As part of our sustainability efforts, we are also researching and prototyping a recycled clay body, which will be composed of clay and glaze scraps from our own manufacturing process.

Which finishes are offered on your tiles?

Most glazes are either matte or glossy. A small assortment are textured matte, unglazed, and glossy crackle finishes. The finish can have an impact on the installation — for instance, we recommend sealing textured matte, glossy crackle, and unglazed tiles, both before and after grouting.

A glaze's finish is inherent to its make-up; the result of chemistry and formulation. For that reason, it's not possible to change the finish of a glaze.

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