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A square glass photo tile printed with your picture. Ten inches is the middle of three square sizes and the one most orders land on. Check the cure time printed on your paint can. The glass is real, not acrylic, and it feels it. Nothing projects, and no shelf depth is needed.
The smallest is a grouping size, bought six or nine at a time. The largest carries a wall by itself. Ten inches sits between the two: large enough that a group photograph holds its faces, small enough to hang beside other things rather than instead of them. Glass is the only material here that carries colour this well.
Going from 8 to 10 inches adds about half as much area again but more than half the weight. A rectangle commits to portrait or landscape and has to be matched to the photograph. Glass prints in a square do not: the panel hangs the same whichever edge is uppermost, which is why a grid of them can be rearranged later without anything looking wrong. The cost is that a wide photograph loses its sides.
The picture is UV printed onto the back of the glass. Engraved glass renders an image in white frosting. At ten inches a face is recognisable from the far side of a living room, which is the size argument. Printing keeps the colour. The glass stays rigid and hangs flat.
A magnetic mount holds it, so nothing is drilled. A single tile at this size hangs happily alongside framed prints without looking like it is competing with them. The surface does not scuff with cleaning.
Send original files rather than chat copies, which arrive badly compressed. Colour Enhancement can be added for $1.99 per image.
Three square sizes are made and each has a job. Eight inches is for grouping: on its own it reads as an accent rather than a picture.
Four outlines are available, from square through to hexagon. The wall has to be smooth, clean and fully cured. Give the pads 24 hours before the tile goes up. Brick, concrete and wallpaper are not suitable surfaces. Mixed sets of shapes and sizes save up to 65%.
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Paper prints sit behind a sheet of glass in a frame, which adds a reflective layer between you and the image. Printing directly onto glass removes that gap: the ink is bonded to the back of the panel, so you look at the photograph through the glass rather than at glass in front of it. The result has more apparent contrast and a slight luminosity, particularly in dark areas. It is also permanent in a way paper is not, since there is no fibre to yellow and no mount board to acidify.
Square is now the default crop for phone cameras and social media, which means a large share of the photos people want printed are already square. At 10 by 10 inches the panel is substantial enough to be the focus of a wall or a shelf, while still fitting alongside other pieces in a gallery arrangement. Several 10x10 tiles hung in a grid is the most common way customers use this size.
The panel can stand upright on a shelf or a sideboard using the included support, or hang flat on a wall. Because ultra-thin glass is light for its area, wall mounting needs no heavy fixings. Placing it where daylight falls across the surface brings out the depth in the print; direct sun for hours a day is fine for the glass, though as with any print we suggest avoiding a south-facing window all afternoon.
Glass rewards good source files. A well-exposed photo with clean colour will look better on glass than on paper; a dark, noisy or heavily filtered image will show its flaws more clearly, because the medium is sharper. Our design team colour-corrects, adjusts contrast for the glass profile and crops to square, and tells you honestly if a photo is too low-resolution for 10x10 before anything is printed.
Upload your photo at checkout. A designer prepares it and will say if the photograph will not hold at this size. Printing and tempering is checked by hand, and the panel ships within 1-4 days in the US. The panel arrives in protective packaging inside a gift box. Clean it like any glass surface, with a soft cloth and, if needed, a little water; the print is on the reverse, so nothing you do to the front can reach it.