American Bullnose Company is pleased to inform you that we'll be moving to a new location. We appreciate your business throughout the years and we look forward to serving you in the future. We will be up and running September 1, 2017 at our new location! As the date nears we'll be working at both locations so please call ahead. 630-238-1300 Author: Mike Gardiner
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7,500,000 Pieces Produced Last Year  19 Years in Business February 25, 1998 15 Production Lines  82 Tunnel Kilns/Kilns
7 Locations  96 Employees Author: Mike Gardiner American Bullnose Company has a new website! The site has a new look and should look amazing on any device. Check it out.  Author: Mike Gardiner You may have seen a trend in the past year. Every few weeks there's another story about how American Bullnose is "Going Green." It is continuing this week in California again. We have installed a water recycling system that cleans and re-uses the water that's used in our cutting and bullnosing operations.  Water Recycling System in American Bullnose of California
Author: Jim Stevenson To install the American Bullnose Chrome App follow this link or search for American Bullnose in the Chrome Web Store.  American Bullnose Company on the Chrome Web Store Author: Mike Gardiner  American Bullnose of California, there's an app for that! The idea behind the app is to give our customers access to as much information as possible 24/7. With the new app our customers will access to:
 You can install by clicking this link: American Bullnose of California App or you scan the qr code to the left. It will work on any Android phone as a native app, or in your browser as an HTML5 app on other Smartphones. (note: you may need to enable third-party app installation in the 'settings' of your device) Author: Mike Gardiner This is the continuation of a series of posts that will highlight some truly unfortunate tile trim installations. The pictures below were taken throughout the country and feature tile trim without a bullnosed edge. It amazes me that people spend all kinds of money on tile job yet decide not to complete the job with appropriate trim. What's up with that? All of these awkward looking installation could have been avoided had the customer used a custom bullnose manufacturer (like American Bullnose Company) where the kiln fired glazes can be custom matched to the field tile.
If you run across any unfortunate tile trim, snap a picture and email it to us with info about where and when the picture was taken and what made you ask yourself, "what's up with that?" Author: Mike Gardiner This is the continuation of a series of posts that will highlight some truly unfortunate tile trim installations. This one is really going to give Jim Stevenson the "heebie-jeebies". The picture below was taken in the bathroom of my hotel room in Northern California. The highlights of this peculiar installation are the use of grout and plastic molding to trim the tile. What's up with that? 
This regrettable installation could have been avoided had the customer used a custom bullnose manufacturer (like American Bullnose Company) where the kiln fired glazes can be custom matched to the field tile.
If you run across any unfortunate tile trim, snap a picture and email it to us with info about where and when the picture was taken and what made you ask yourself, "what's up with that?" Author: Mike Gardiner This is the continuation of a series of posts that will highlight some truly unfortunate tile trim installations. The pictures below were taken in a brand new hotel in Saint Louis, MO. I found three different tiles in the hotel with five different bullnose edge finishes. What's up with that? This regrettable installation could have been avoided had the customer used a custom bullnose manufacturer (like American Bullnose Company) where the kiln fired glazes can be custom matched to the field tile.
If you run across any unfortunate tile trim, snap a picture and email it to us with info about where and when the picture was taken and what made you ask yourself, "what's up with that?" Author: Mike Gardiner This is the continuation of a series of posts that will highlight some truly unfortunate tile trim installations. The picture below was taken in a restroom in a fine dining establishment. If you can ignore the questionable color scheme and focus your attention on the unnecessary double stack base board . What's up with that? 
A custom bullnose manufacturer (like American Bullnose Company) can produce baseboard bullnose tile at any height so a bazaar double stack installation like the one above can be avoided.
If you run across any unfortunate tile trim, snap a picture and email it to us with info about where and when the picture was taken and what made you ask yourself, "what's up with that?" Author: Mike Gardiner |
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