Description
Ceramic moldings in the edge trim profile, five eighths of an inch wide and six long, glossy white. A box holds 150 pieces.
Finishing a raw edge
An edge trim caps the cut side of a tile field so the biscuit underneath stays hidden. At five eighths of an inch it is among the slimmest profiles made, which suits a run where the trim should do its job without announcing itself. White ceramic moldings in gloss pick up the same light as a glazed field beside them, and the fired colour will not yellow with age.
- 150 to a box Six inch pieces, enough for a long run in one order.
- Slim profile Five eighths of an inch, barely there.
Shower walls
Shower walls carries the approval here, with bathroom as the room recorded. Moldings sell by the piece, so measure the run, then add one more for the cuts. Ceramic tiles for bathroom work cut with a snap cutter, and a trim this narrow is easier mitred at an outside corner than butted.
- Measure then add One spare piece covers the cuts.
- Rated wet Shower walls appear on the approval list.
Why we chose it
- Hides the biscuit A cut ceramic edge never has to show.
- Plenty per box 150 pieces covers a long run in one order.
- Stable white Fired glaze holds its colour over time.
Care
No sealing is called for. Household tile cleaner keeps the glaze clear, and the joint beside the trim is where grime will gather first.
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