Products

Tile edging strip is produced in a wide variety of different metal, plastic, and ceramic materials. The right choice depends on how the different options complement the appearance of your tiles, the availability of your preferred trim style, and the purposes of the space. If the trim is going to be exposed to water in the bathroom or kitchen, a rust-proof material like aluminum is necessary. If it’s in a commonly used area of the house where it must stand up to abrasion, durable materials like stainless steel are your best bet.

Tile edging strips are sold in different shapes to fit different kinds of corners and curvatures and different lengths that can be combined to cover all the exposed edges of your new tiling. However, every style and shape of tile border trim also comes in different sizes that indicate the thickness or depth of the liner and end cap pieces. The size you need depends on the height or thickness of your tile. The wrong fit means the border tile edge trim won’t stay flush with the tile, creating a messy look that will undermine the effectiveness of your tile design.