#Tile Edging Options

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How to finish tile edges - Rocking the new @laticrete profile edging for this niche install. - 🤝Let’s make a pact to not install tile with raw edges anymore. - 🙌🏼You have OPTIONS - ✨ PROFILES ✨ MITERS ✨ PENCILS ✨ BULLNOSE - Profiles are great to finish tile edges because they provide a higher level of durability and design versatility. They come in so many shapes, sizes and have multiple uses. - When installing just be sure to plan your layout. Using a appropriate tool for cutting like a chop saw with a metal blade, a wet saw, or miter box to achieve clean cuts. Last, follow the same install methods you do for tile to have a lasting installation. - #laticretepartner #tileinstallation #bathroomdesign

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✨Pro Tip for a Luxe Tile Finish✨ If you’re aiming for a truly elevated, high-end look—mitered edges are the way to go when installing tile. Unlike pencil trim or metal Schluter edging, which can visually break up the clean lines of your design, mitered corners allow for a seamless, continuous flow that feels custom and intentional. Especially when it comes to #ZelligeTile - the uniqueness of this tile demands a mitered edge, trust us, no metal truly looks that “great” with this tile. The clean lines of the mitered edge will truly make your space feel so much more elevated! Yes, it requires more skill and precision to execute (and might come with a higher install cost), but the payoff is worth it—a sleek, sculptural finish that screams luxury. Skip the shortcuts and go for the timeless detail that sets your space apart. - #protip #bathroom #tilehack #remodelhack #homedesign #showerdesign #diytips #tileinstalltip #luxuryhometips #elevateyourstyle #elevatedhome #renovationtip #renovation

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How to finish the unfinished edge on your tile? @schlutersystemsna has you covered. Their finishing strips come in all shapes and colors to accent or blend in with your tile. Not all tile comes with a bullnose piece, honestly less and less tiles are coming with this these days. So the Schluter strip makes for a great way to finish that exposed edge. #Kitchendesigntips #kitchendesigner #vincethekitchenguy #customcabinets #interiordesign #kitchencabinets #interiordesigner #diytips #kitchenmakeover #customkitchen #kitchenhardware #schluter #schluterprofiles #tiletips #tiledesign

Who knew such a tiny detail could change the whole look of your tile?? Here are ✌🏼 ways to finish your tile edge. These can be used for showers, backsplashes and other applications. A pencil liner is definitely more traditional. Unfortunately some tile collections don’t include a matching liner piece. Metal stripping can come in more finished and colors than just brass. I have white metal stripping as my shower tile edge to match my white grout and create a seamless look. Another option (that’s a lot more💰💰) is to miter your tile edges so there’s basically no edge material, it’s just tile. Which is your favorite option??

Don’t be lazy, tile around door casings and trim the right way 👌🏼 - All you need is a scrap tile, some spacers to account for thinset thickness and a jamb saw or oscillating tool. - Make your cut, check the fitment, set your tile. Don’t get sloppy at the finish line, make sure you silicone your expansion (not hard grout unless you’re also lazy) Share this with someone who needs to be undercutting this trim

The details matter, even on the edges. When it comes to finishing exposed tile corners, there are options: metal edging, bullnose, or our preferred method...mitered edges. We miter every outside corner and epoxy the seams to create a seamless look, as if it’s one solid piece of stone. It’s a small detail that makes a lasting impression. Because quality craftsmanship shows up in the choices you don’t always see at first glance. Project Partnership @Stephaniecalderoninteriors #tilework #customhomes #homeimprovement

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🏠 While we love the look of mitered tile, we always advise against it! 🫨 Here in the Bay, soil expands and contracts seasonally. Houses move and shift regularly. ➡️ Mitered edges is where this movement often shows up. There is no forgiveness with mitered tile edges, even the slightest movement will show gaps and cracks. 😎 Mitering tile takes time and it is hard work! But that’s certainly not why we advise against it. An edger has more forgiveness than a miter, and a quality build is always what we want to deliver!