Bruno Republic
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But I actually really like College's existing tiles. Very warm feeling, and imo it's our most 'cozy' station.
As do I. I think the original Vitrolite was ghastly.
But I actually really like College's existing tiles. Very warm feeling, and imo it's our most 'cozy' station.
View attachment 60200 I had to check out College Station for myself. So happy to see the original Vitrolite wall finishes.
I'm so confused - is the term "Virolite" common parlence? I've never heard of this term, before this thread, and I definitely feel I'm in a minority. Like my beard isn't thick enough.![]()
I'm so confused - is the term "Virolite" common parlence? I've never heard of this term, before this thread, and I definitely feel I'm in a minority. Like my beard isn't thick enough.![]()
In the glass industry, it is also known generically as vitreous marble. Vitrolite was a specific product, as were competing products such as Sani Onyx or Carrara Glass.I didn't know you could still get them. Maybe it was their original manufacturer that shut down and someone else started production. Is it still branded Vitrolite?
Did one of us write that lol?
Vitrolite would be an excellent alternative to plastic spandrel.
Agreed, College is probably the best looking of the 'retiled' stations. Dundas' colour on the other hand matches quite well what many of its late night patrons regurgitate.
Personally I love the colour of Dundas station but I know very people share my feelings there.
As for Wellesley - isn't that station green or am I colour blind?