Description
Ceramic moldings in the edge trim profile, five eighths of an inch by six, glossy, in Blush Cream. A box holds 196 pieces, which is a great many for a trim. The same colour comes as a 1x6 and a 2x6.
Narrow on purpose
An edge trim exists to hide the cut side of a tile, and the less of it you see the better it does that job. Five eighths of an inch is about as narrow as the profile gets. Blush Cream is a warm off white rather than a bright one, so it settles against a cream field or a natural stone without drawing a line across it. The gloss picks up the same light as a glazed field beside it.
- 196 to a box Enough trim for a long run in a single order.
- Three widths 5/8x6 here, with a 1x6 and a 2x6 to match.
Backsplash
Backsplash is what is recorded, with kitchen as the room noted. Ceramic kitchen tiles usually end somewhere awkward, under a cupboard or at a window reveal, and this is the piece that closes that edge. Measure the run and add one piece for the cuts.
- Closes an edge The cut side of a tile never has to show.
- Add a spare One piece over the measured run covers cuts.
Why we chose it
- Barely visible A narrow profile does the job without announcing it.
- Warm white Blush Cream sits easier than a cold white beside stone.
- Plenty per box 196 pieces covers most domestic runs at once.
Care
No sealing is needed. Ordinary tile cleaner suits the glaze, and the joint where the trim meets the field is where dirt collects first.
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