Author: Mike Gardiner As odd as it may seem, there are many options to consider when selecting tile trim. These solutions run from bad to best. Bad
Using Custom Bullnose with a Painted Edge Bad - When choosing your bullnose I would discourage the use of painted edge bullnose over any other trim method. Nothing would be worse than spending thousands of dollars on a tile installation and having the color scratch or rub off your bullnose. ![]() Pros:
Using the Natural Edge of the Tile OK – If you’re on a really tight budget this may be the way to go. Just remember you will have to live with this for many years. ![]() Pros:
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Grouting the Edge of the Tile OK – see above (Using the Natural Edge of the Tile). ![]() Pros:
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Using Metal or Plastic Trim Good – If you are looking for a contemporary look you might explore this option. ![]() Pros:
Using Bullnose Trim made by Tile Manufacturers Better – If the size is what you want and dye lots match, this is good way to go. ![]() Pros:
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Using Custom Bullnose with a Kiln Fired Edge Best – With this option bullnose is available for any tile, in any size, with perfectly matched dye lots and the durability of a kiln fired edge. ![]() Pros:
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