Creative ideas for beading/tile trim - TilersForums.com

[SEG]

Hi, I'm not a fan of standard tile trims/beading. I'm tiling a splashback above my kitchen work top. I am using a brick tile, tiled in a brick pattern format. The left tile edge of the splashback will be exposed. Does anyone have any creative, tasteful ideas for edging as an alternative to tile trim/beading? Thank you

 

[Lee@emctiles]

i would say 80% of the time when we sell Metros, most people tend to plump for the Square Edge Metal Trims, like these

 

[AMtek]

It would be very labour intensive but you could cut the edge at 45 then cut a sliver of tile the thickness of the tile at 45 and bond the pieces together leaving a finished edge? never attempted this but should be possible

 

[Mr T]

It would be very labour intensive but you could cut the edge at 45 then cut a sliver of tile the thickness of the tile at 45 and bond the pieces together leaving a finished edge? never attempted this but should be possible

this will take a lot of time and effort to get the exact cut for however many course of tile you have lol.... but its a good idea if your capable... and very creative.

 

[Martyn Leeds]

Trim. But if anyone can cut a slither of ceramic tile at probably around 6-7mm, mitre it and fix it looking spot-on, I'd definitely like to see that, and it would deserve a thread of its own. Trim for me as always

 

[Mr T]

I may just have to nock up a little stud wall and use cheap tiles to test my skills martyn lol

 

[cam_low]

There are quite a few guys on here who only mitre the metros. I dont do many splashbacks.