I would think that the answer is simple and resides in the simple business economic laws of supply and demand. The supply of glass for recycling is abundant whereby the material for making mineral glass countertops must be brought in and processed before making it into a countertop.
recycled glass countertops can be pricey even though they are recycled, they are still glass. they offer a lot of color but if they do chip or crack they cannot be easily fixed and must be replaced.
The company Vetrazzo has a wide range of recycled glass countertops, you can design your own by picking colors and selecting what type of room you need it for and what the mood of the room is
Recycled glass counter tops are made from 100% recycled glass which is combined with a binder that is based in cement or petroleum. Most of the glass used is from kerbside recycling bins or glass salvaged from building sites.
First of all you may need to ask it to a very professional adviser. To my opinion you can first call the place where you bought your recycled glass countertops and I am sure they will be able to help you with that.
Glass and electricity, mostly.
Glass can be recycled forever until it gets contaminated.
Yes it can. Glass can be recycled by melting it to make new glass items; but I believe it's not quite that simple.
Here's a page I found with some recycled glass prices on it. http://www.recycle.net/Glass/glass/xv090100.html
All glass can be recycled. It is simply cleaned and melted to form molten glass which is just as good as the original glass made from melting sand and silica. Some recyclers don't want small pieces of glass because it makes some trouble for them. But all glass can be recycled.
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