Description
A yellow ceramic molding cut as an edge trim at 5/8 by 6, the narrow profile that caps the side of a tiled area. Boxes contain 150 pieces, which is the sort of quantity a perimeter actually consumes.
Narrow by design
An edge trim is meant to disappear into the job it finishes, and its width reflects that. Glossy yellow ceramic moldings will read as a fine line of colour along a boundary rather than as a feature in themselves. The 3/8 inch body matches ordinary wall tile so the trim sits level against the field.
- Sits level 3/8 inch matches standard wall tile thickness.
- A line of colour At 5/8 inch wide the piece reads as an outline, not a band.
Commercial interior walls is the rating on file, bathroom the recorded room. Work out the total exposed edge, divide by six inches, and add a handful for mitres. Trim is counted by length rather than by area, and the count is easy to underestimate on a job with several returns.
- Count the edges Total exposed length divided by six inches.
- Returns add up Every internal and external corner consumes extra pieces.
Why we chose it
- Finishes properly A capped edge looks intentional where a cut one does not.
- Quantity in hand 150 pieces to a box covers most jobs at once.
Care
Wipe with a household tile cleaner. Keep abrasive pads away from the glazed edge, which scuffs more easily than a flat face.
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