Edge protection
Trims help protect tile edges from knocks and make cuts look cleaner around corners and openings.
Tile trims protect exposed edges and give installations a sharper finish. Use trims around external corners, niches, thresholds and transitions between surfaces.
Trims help protect tile edges from knocks and make cuts look cleaner around corners and openings.
Coordinate trims with brassware, shower frames, handles or grout colour for a more considered bathroom design.
Trim depth should match the tile thickness plus adhesive allowance. Ask if you are unsure before ordering.
Common trim positions include window reveals, niches, external corners, bath panels, thresholds and exposed tile edges.
Chrome, black, brushed brass and neutral finishes can change how visible the edge detail feels in the finished room.
They are strongly recommended wherever a tile edge is exposed or vulnerable to damage.
Choose a trim depth that suits the tile thickness and adhesive bed. Bring a tile sample if you want help checking.
Either can work. Matching trims to brassware creates a coordinated detail; matching grout keeps the edge more subtle.
Most trims need to be planned before tiles are fixed, so choose them before installation starts.
No. Trims are useful for kitchens, floors, feature walls, commercial areas and anywhere tile edges need protection.