10 pack White 0.6-in W x 12-in L Marble Honed Pencil Liner Tile Trim (0.5 Sq ft/case)

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Product Description

Are you looking to provide a clean edge to your interiors without overwhelming the design scheme? You can create a seamless transition using pencil tile trims, in shower niches, backsplash installation, recess areas, shower curbs, shower benches, and floor transitions from tile to carpet or hardwood to tile.

Marble-honed Pencil Trims are essential to give a finishing touch to your installation and provide a closing detail to tile design. This pencil tile trim shower has a matte surface and gives a natural look to create borders or outline breaks. They can prevent moisture from seeping into tiles and accidents from sharp edges and chipping.

These White Pencil tile trims are suitable for indoor and outdoor spaces like shower walls and floors, bathroom walls, patio, garage floors, and fireplace surrounds. Combining these honed pencil tile trims with your marble tiles gives a smooth edging and adds a professional finish to your design. Consider a marble pencil tile trim that contrasts with standard tiles to accentuate the oomph factor of your tiling. Add these thin, narrow, rounded trims that create defined boundaries around tile edges. Will it not be astonishing?

Highlights

• 2 X 12 width and length, 10 pieces per pack, 0.5 Square feet per case, weight per pencil tile trim piece is 0.5 lbs.
• These pencil tile trims are ideal for both residential and commercial settings, suitable for walls and floors.
• Marble pencil tile trims are long-lasting and durable.
• They are suitable for accent walls, foyers, shower walls, bathroom walls, shower floors, kitchen backsplashes, patios, garage floors, and fireplace surrounds.
• These trims come with a honed finish, providing a smooth and flat appearance that complements your tile style. You can pair it up with polished or glazed tiles.
• They are loose-mounted and can be installed as per your requirements - whether as border tile trim, backsplash trim, or to decorate your tile work.
• Make a single order to ensure size and color consistency, especially for applications where uniformity is crucial.
• Consider coordinating tiles, grout, backer board, thin set, and installation tools for your project to achieve professional results.

FAQs

1. Where and why should we use a pencil tile trim?

Pencil tile trims can prevent chipping or damage on corners and edges of tiles, create a smooth transition where tile meets the floor or between different surfaces, avoid any abrupt edges, or as decorative elements to tiled spaces, frames, niches, and recess.

2. What are the common factors to consider before picking a tile trim?

• Consider project space and style - kitchen or bathroom and modern or traditional style.
• The durability of the tile - as per usage in the low or high-traffic areas.
• The trim thickness - Pick a quarter-round for soft corners, pencil tile trims to create only borders, and chair rail trims for an aesthetic appearance and functionality.
• Complement or contrast the trim color with the room decor.
• Ensure the trim matches the texture and finish of your tiles. Honed trims can be chosen with polished or glazed tiles while textured or glossy trims are ideal for matte or unglazed tiles.

3. What are the rules before choosing a tile edge trim?

Ensure you choose your tile edge trim that's one size up from the tile you have used on the floor. It helps you to align your trim with the design and better use of the adhesive. Say, for example, your tile is 7 mm, then you can pick a trim that is 9.5 mm approximately.

4. How to repair minor scratches or major damages in pencil tile trims?

When there is a minor scratch, clean the affected area to remove dirt or debris, then use a colored wax or filler to fill the damaged area. Buff the area with a soft cloth and blend it with the surface. For major damage consider replacing the damaged section of the pencil trim. Consult your contractor for further suggestions.

5. How to miter cut the tile trim?

Miter cut helps you to achieve a clean and professional finish in the corners or edges of your tile. You can miter cut tile trims at a 45-degree angle and join them to form a 90-degree corner or edge where two surfaces meet. You can use a miter box, a hacksaw with a fine blade, an electric cutter, a wet saw with a diamond blade, or a tile trim cutter to cut the tile trims.