Perfume Clear Bevel Glass 20 x 10cm Wall Tile

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A light-catching bevelled: Perfume Clear Bevel Glass 200 x 100mm Wall Tile

Luminous, light-filled elegance for interior walls, delicate from Hyperion Tiles.

The Perfume range brings delicate, refined clarity to kitchens, bathrooms, showers and splashbacks. This bevel-edged glass metro tile in a 20 x 10cm format catches and softens daylight, giving walls a sense of depth and quiet luxury without ever overpowering a scheme.

Made from non-porous optically clear glass, it is naturally hygienic, moisture-resistant and wipe-clean, needing no sealing. Always fix clear glass with a white glass-rated adhesive so the finish stays crisp and luminous.

Specifications

Product Name: Perfume Clear Bevel Glass 200 x 100mm

Brand: Hyperion Tiles

Range: Perfume (Original Style Glassworks)

Material: Glass

Finish: Clear glass, bevelled

Colour: Clear (neutral)

Tile Size: 200 x 100 x 8mm (20 x 10cm)

Edge: Bevelled

Suitability: Interior walls — kitchens, bathrooms, showers, splashbacks and wet areas

Frostproof: No — interior use only

Sealing: Not required — glass is non-porous

Adhesive: White glass-rated adhesive (grey adhesive shows through clear glass)

Cutting: Score and snap with a glass cutter

Sold By: The Tile

Installation & care

Always use a white adhesive: clear glass reveals whatever sits behind it, so fix with a white glass-rated tile adhesive — a grey or brown adhesive will show through and cloud the finish.
Cutting & edges: score and snap with a glass cutter for a clean line and take care with any cut or exposed edges; a standard wet saw can chip the glass.
Grout: a white or pale non-sanded grout keeps the crisp, luminous look.
Cleaning: glass is non-porous and never needs sealing — simply wipe with a soft cloth and a mild glass cleaner. Ideal for kitchen splashbacks, shower and bathroom walls and other wet areas.

Samples

Tone, glaze and veining all read differently in your own light. Cut samples are free — sample postage is £4.99 (£8 for Original Style) and we refund it on tile orders over £50 with the code we email you. Our family-run team is happy to check quantities and finishes with you on 01344 620211.

Delivery

In-stock orders are dispatched within 3–5 working days, with express options available. Special-order and made-to-order ranges carry their own lead time, shown on the product page and confirmed when you order. Pallet, slab, large-format and bathware orders travel on a specialist off-load service — we confirm the timescale and book a date that suits you before dispatch.

Delivery is calculated at checkout from your order and postcode (we do not offer showroom collection) and UK delivery is free on orders over £1,000 on most ranges. For pallet deliveries please tell us about access issues in advance — low trees or bridges, narrow roads or gateways, gravel drives, or no turning or unloading space — as a re-delivery charge may apply if we cannot complete delivery.

When your order arrives

Please check your delivery as soon as it arrives. Once goods are unloaded they become the responsibility of the receiver, so if anything isn’t right, contact us within three working days and we’ll put it right quickly.

Returns

Unused, complete orders can be returned within 14 days of delivery; as tiles are picked and packed to your quantity, a restocking fee of 20–30% applies depending on the range. Special-order items are non-returnable unless damaged on delivery or faulty. Ordering a free sample first is the simplest way to avoid a return.

Product Frequently Asked Questions

What does a bevelled edge actually do?

A bevel is an angled, polished border ground around the face of the tile. When the tiles are laid, each bevel catches the light slightly differently from the flat centre, so the wall picks up a subtle faceted sparkle and the individual tile shape reads more clearly.

It is the detail that gives a bevelled metro or brick wall its classic, slightly period look, as opposed to the flatter, more contemporary appearance of a square-edge tile.

Do bevelled tiles need wider grout joints?

No — a standard 2mm to 3mm joint is normally right. Because the bevel already creates a visual gap between tiles, a wide joint tends to look heavy and closes up the sparkle.

Grout colour makes a large difference with bevels. A grout close to the tile colour keeps the effect soft and reflective, while a contrasting grout will strongly outline every tile. If you are unsure, we can send you a cut sample to try against your shortlisted grout.

Are bevelled glass tiles suitable for a kitchen splashback?

Yes, this is one of the most popular uses for them. Glass is non-porous, so it does not absorb cooking grease, oil or moisture, and it wipes clean with a damp cloth.

Behind a gas hob or range, keep the tiles clear of direct flame contact and follow your appliance manufacturer's stated clearances. If you want a completely joint-free run behind a hob, ask us about our single-piece glass splashback panels instead.

Can I use bevelled glass tiles on a floor?

We would not recommend it. These are wall tiles: the polished bevel becomes slippery underfoot and the ground edges are vulnerable to chipping under foot traffic and furniture.

If you want glass at floor level, glass mosaic on a mesh-backed sheet is a better option because the many grout joints add grip. Talk to us about the specific area and we will tell you honestly whether glass is the right call.

How many tiles of this size do I need per square metre?

At 200 x 100 x 8mm, each tile covers roughly 0.02m², which works out at about 50 tiles per square metre.

To work out your order: multiply the height by the width of each area you are tiling to get the total square metres, multiply that figure by 50, then round up to the nearest full tile. Add 10% on top for cuts and breakages, or around 15% for a herringbone or diagonal layout.

If you would rather not do the sums, send us the dimensions of your space and we will confirm the quantity — and if you are close to a box quantity we will tell you, as it is often cheaper to take the full box. Free cut samples are available, and you are welcome to see the range in our Ascot showroom.