Long Description:
Where a tile edge meets another surface — a different tile type, a wall, a step — is usually where things look unfinished if it’s left as a raw cut. This trim goes in at that transition point instead, so there’s a clean line rather than a rough edge on show.
Features & Benefits
- Sits at transitions and exposed edges, not just corners
- Holds up to everyday wear and moisture
- Cuts to length with standard tools
- Works across ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone
Specifications
This is an edging profile made for exposed tile edges and transition points on walls and floors. It resists everyday wear and moisture, so it holds up in bathrooms and wet rooms, and it works with ceramic, porcelain, or natural stone tile on external corners and transition edges.
Where It’s Used
Comes up most on bathroom and kitchen tiling, wet rooms, splashbacks, and anywhere tile meets a different surface or another tile type — the transition point tends to be where a job looks rushed if it’s not finished off properly.
Fitting
Cuts to length with the same tools you’d use for the tiling, and goes in as you tile rather than after. Worth measuring the run at the transition point carefully, since a slightly short trim shows more there than anywhere else on the job. Comes through the same suppliers as the rest of our building materials range.
Get in touch if you’re not sure which profile fits your tile thickness.
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