Megan Coleman

Office Depot's product donation program is managed by Gifts In Kind International, the world's leading charity in product philanthropy. Each of Office Depot's retail stores, distribution centers and warehouses is matched to a nonprofit organization that helps children. On a regular basis, each Office Depot location makes a donation of products (supplies, furniture, business machines, etc.) to its matched charity.

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Those tiles look great i'd like to have a patio table made with that. Our home is pretty energy efficient were looking at mini wind mills now since it's cheaper then solar. We just installed motorized shades with a light sensor so when the sun hits some rooms they go down to keep the air conditioner from working to long.

I have Stardust Glass Tile in my bathroom. A
beautiful handmade product which gets tons of compliments. The company is owned by a husband and wife team. They are solid people, very professional! I highly recommend using their tile if you're looking to make a bold statement in your home. They spent time helping us select colors and shapes and they were so great about meeting our time line and keeping is informed as the tiles were being made. I can't wait to purchase their product for my kitchen!

Check it out:
www.stardustglasstile.com

Hello~

I just wanted to let Riverwired.com know about my recycled glass tile company called Stardust Glass, based in Portland, OR. www.stardustglasstile.com

We produce handmade, eco-friendly glass tiles made from 87-100% recycled post-industrial glass (scrap glass from window and door manufacturers) We also fuse our tiles in a glass kiln which causes zero emissions.

Things to know about recycled glass companies. Some fuse their glass tiles and some hand pour their tiles. For instance, Oceanside Glass, originally based in Oceanside, CA recently moved their whole factory to Mexico where they run their hot furnances 24 hours a day and pour hot molten glass to produce their tiles, which is less energy efficient and they have to export their product. They use only about 15% recycled glass content, while reycled glass tile companies like Stardust Glass, Sandhill Industries and Bedrock Industries uses a much higher recycled glass content and make the tiles in a very energy efficient process.