Measure the tile thickness and include the planned adhesive bed. The trim channel should accommodate the complete finished depth.
Protect Exposed Tile Edges and Corners
Tile trims protect exposed edges and create a clean transition at corners, reveals and the end of a tiled area. Sealing profiles can also help finish selected junctions around baths, showers and worktops when installed as part of the specified system.
Measure the tile thickness and allow for the adhesive bed when choosing profile depth. A trim that is too shallow leaves the tile proud; one that is too deep creates a visible lip or gap.
Cut metal or plastic profiles cleanly with the appropriate tool and mitre corners before bedding the fixing leg into tile adhesive. Keep movement joints free for the specified sealant. The complete tiling range covers the remaining installation materials.
Tile Trim Seals FAQ's
Not always, but it protects exposed edges and hides raw or cut tile edges at many corners and terminations.
Most standard trims are bedded behind the tile during installation. Retrofitting usually needs a different profile or repair method.
Measure carefully and use a suitable fine-tooth saw and mitre guide for the trim material.
No. Trim is part of the finish. Waterproofing, seals and movement joints must follow the complete installation system.