Schluters NEW Finec mitre profiles for thin tile and mosaic.

[Old Mod]

Ok, so they’re not BRAND new, but
@Schlüter-Systems Ltd looking to expand both sizes and colours, to include the Trend line colours.
45degree fine detail profiles to protect mitred edges from 2.5mm all the way up to 12.5mm.
So I thought I’d try to get them some feedback.
I’d appreciate it if you’d complete the poll if nothing else
Cheers guys.



Obviously if you want to voice an opinion, please do.
Any and all feedback gratefully received.

 

[Chalker]

How do you create a three way mitre?

 

[One Day]

I fully support the use of edge profiles in situations where knocks are likely - more commercial than domestic - even though it's nice to show off the filling and polishing skills as much as possible.

Where the Schluter range falls down though, is they've simply copied the existing finishes in their range (it appears).
Large format trends and finishes should have been considered more carefully.
What they have is nice, but I can't think if many tiles I have worked with that would look nice with them.

 

[One Day]

How do you create a three way mitre?

Back of the class...

 

[Old Mod]

How do you create a three way mitre?

I’d probably try and use a Dremel and polish them back.

Hopefully @Schlüter-Systems Ltd have a full and concise answer.

 

[Chalker]

Genuine question.

 

[Old Mod]

I fully support the use of edge profiles in situations where knocks are likely - more commercial than domestic - even though it's nice to show off the filling and polishing skills as much as possible.

Where the Schluter range falls down though, is they've simply copied the existing finishes in their range (it appears).
Large format trends and finishes should have been considered more carefully.
What they have is nice, but I can't think if many tiles I have worked with that would look nice with them.

Totally agree Mark, and I did voice that opinion the other day, so hopefully it’ll be considered.
A colourmatch service would be very useful.

 

[Old Mod]

Genuine question.

Yeah I know Paul

 

[Schlüter-Systems Ltd]

I fully support the use of edge profiles in situations where knocks are likely - more commercial than domestic - even though it's nice to show off the filling and polishing skills as much as possible.

Where the Schluter range falls down though, is they've simply copied the existing finishes in their range (it appears).
Large format trends and finishes should have been considered more carefully.
What they have is nice, but I can't think if many tiles I have worked with that would look nice with them.

Hi Mark (Impish) and Marc (3_Fall),

Appreciate the feedback and have passed this back to the product management team for consideration.

In reference to the 3-way corner, its a question that has been asked of FINEC a few times and a solution is in works. We'll announce it around Cersaie.

Regards


Carl

 

[WetSaw]

Hi Mark (Impish) and Mark (3_Fall),

psst.... Carl..... 3_fall is Marc with a "c"..

 

[Italy]

Schlüter releases new products, July 2018! - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/schlueter-releases-new-products-july-2018.86300/#post-910624
I had already posted this a few weeks ago in a schluter trend here.
I also saw another brand quite similar.
but only in aluminum or steel, surely schluter remains a step ahead.

 

[Flintstone]

My first impression with the smaller profiles for mosaic was that the bed thickness with mosaic is literally nothing, so the backing of the profile might be too much, for large format mitres etc, i think the market is probably in high end hotels and commercial situations. Not sure how the white shades vary amongst these thin porcelain ‘tiles’ but perhaps scanning the colours of the main ones and creating the trims in the exact shades may improve them. They are an innovative product that’s for sure.

 

[Waluigi]

I think they look good. I’m very tempted to try these on my next job.
I’ll see if my local shop has any in stock for me to ‘offer up’ ........I doubt they will.

 

[Waluigi]

Just having a look at the info here.

I’d like to hold a trim in my hand to see the best way to 3 way it.

 

[One Day]

Just having a look at the info here.

I’d like to hold a trim in my hand to see the best way to 3 way it.

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I think you'd be better off getting a charger in your hand!