Tile shower edge trim

Finding the right tile edge trim after tiling is key. Learn how to use bullnose tile, jolly, pencil trim pieces after tile installation...

Don't plan your bathroom remodel without looking at this first.

We are always particular about small details on our projects - details that can either ruin an otherwise successful design, or can make them sing. One frequent detail that we must resolve is how to stop the wall tile at a bathroom, in this case, so that we have a clean detail without unfin

Choose the ideal trim tile, border, or edging. Check out these tile edge trim ideas for your next bathroom or kitchen remodeling project.

Tile Edging for your kitchen or bath remodel or build. Is Schluter or Bullnose best for your home design needs? Evoke Custom Builders can help. Call (720) 364-5411.

That redgard shower is um ..... A tearout? Voids around drain? Am i seeing clearly on my iphone? Wtf? You should see the other photos posted by this...

quarter round trim ending tile to wall

Schluter Vs. Bullnose

Give your niche a modern spin by choosing a sleek alternative to bullnose tileAdding a niche to your shower wall is both stylish and practical—it's a great place to store shampoo bottles! But using bullnose tile with its rounded-off edges...

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Another alternative to bullnose is to use a "pencil" to finish off the edge.

You've figured out which tiles you want, but what about the details? This guide will help you figure out how to choose tile trim that will best suit your home.

Many folks have commented or emailed to compliment us on our herringbone tiling job (thanks!) but recently a reader asked me about the edging we used (you can spot it in the second pic). So, here are the details: Our subway tiles weren't finished on the sides, so we needed something to finish off the edges. We used schluter brand edging, but there are so many different brands and styles. Talk to an expert, wherever you purchase your tile, to find the right edging for your project…

Why not bullnose trim tiles? Besides bullnose trim tiles, what are the alternative options? Here are 5 alternatives to classic and common bullnose tile trim.

People often ask what the best way is to finish the exposed edge of a tile. From pencil trims to finger grouting to metal profiles, there are plenty of ways to achieve a clean, polished look. Some prefer a sleek exposed edge, while others opt for a more finished border—it all comes down to personal style! Want to explore the best options for your project? Head over to our blog to check out our top picks for finishing tile edges! . . . . #TileFinishing #TileDetails #DesignMatters #TileTrends…

Grouted 12 x 24 tile with marble look, Schluter edging on all corners

Samantha Wennerstrom of Could I Have That opted for minimalist details like all white tile and a sleek gray vanity to enhance her guest suite's natural lighting.

clé tile on Instagram: "bullnose? bull****. we aren’t fans, and here's why: tile trim pieces are a recent american invention, born of a desire for a perfect, finished look. but our tiles are created from global influences, true to the traditions of tilemaking and installation, which includes custom cut edges. if you’ve chosen a tile steeped in history, like zellige, mitered edges ARE that perfect look. anything else is a disservice. trim the trim talk. tile: 2x6 bejmat zellige in weathered…