Easy Way to Install Glass Block
New York, New Jersey, Boston, Philadelphia
With Glass Block you have the ability to install without mortar. The ProVantage® Glass Block Installation System is a Mortar-less system that uses spacers to precisely align each glass block for you. The blocks are held in place by horizontal and vertical spacers and are bonded together with silicone.
The ProVantage I method may be used to install projects framed on two, three, or four sides. This is a mortar-less installation system for Premiere Series glass block straight panels using perimeter channels. This method is used to install straight walls in 4-sided openings. In this method, glass block panels are installed in perimeter channel.
ProVantage II
The ProVantage II is a mortar-less installation system for Premiere Series glass block includes straight, curved or angled panels using wall anchors. This method is used to install straight and 90° angled walls and straight walls framed on at least two sides. In this method, glass block panels are secured to the wall using special wall anchors.
Here is a video so you can see the installation steps of a typical ProVantage project.
For details regarding required materials and tools, refer to the ProVantage Assembly Instructions.
Call us at Eastern Glass Block to discuss your project. Having us do the installation of your glass block offers you the ability to be in total control of the design of your project without having to worry about the time and tools necessary to complete your glass block project. You save time while having the pride of designing and managing the project that results in a solution that fits your specific need.
Can you use this system in a shower? Is it better to use the grout provantage than the silicone on the inside ? Is there a sealer
By: Janelle snow on May 5, 2016
at 9:18 am
Hello Janelle. Yes you can use this system in a shower, but when doing so you have to grout the joints as well just to be sure water can’t make its way in there. Most people choose to use mortar over silicone when it comes to showers, but both can be used. I hope that answers your question, if not let me know. Feel free to check our website for some more info at http://www.easternglassblock.com.
By: glassblockblogger on May 6, 2016
at 7:27 am
Hello,
I am looking to use this system to install some glass blocks. The blocks I have are 3-1/8″ will the 4″ system work?
By: Jody A. Murray on July 15, 2020
at 9:35 pm