10 pack Pearl White 0.8-in W x 12-in L Marble Honed Pencil Liner Tile Trim (0.67 Sq ft/case)

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Product Description

Give the smoothness your surface needs by selecting the right kind of Pencil Tile Edge Trims which come in a variety of materials, shapes, and finishes. This cylindrical piece, also known as trim edge tile with a rounded edge, helps to create a better finish along walls, floors, countertops, recess areas, or shower curbs. Pencil trims have a slim profile and act as a decorative border or edge treatment for both wall and floor tile installations.

Imagine you have a bench in your shower, and two tiles meeting to form an outer edge. Here, one tile has an unfinished edge, will it not look unprofessional? This is where pencil tile edge molding comes into play. You can elevate your tile install with a much more professional touch using these marble-honed trims and bring a stylish aura to both residential and commercial spaces.

These tile edge trim ideas are a perfect choice for moisture-prone environments like your shower walls, floors, bathroom floors, kitchen backsplash, outdoor spaces like patio, garage floors, and heat areas like your fireplace. The tile trims and edging not only adds visual appeal to your tiles but also guards against chipping, moisture seepage, and dirt accumulation. Marble material is durable and ensures longevity, thus serving as the best choice among all tile edging options.

Highlights

• 8 X 12 width and length, 10 pieces per pack, 0.67 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 edge 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. Do we need to grout these pencil tile trims after installation?

While installing tile trim, grout is essential for tile edge trims as for tiles to ensure durability and prevent moisture and staining. You will have to wait until the adhesive and tiles are set, then apply grout around the trim maintaining its visibility and aesthetics.

2. How to cut tile trims and adjust uneven cuts?

Tile edge trims can be cut using a wet saw with a diamond blade, tile cutter, or a miter box. It's better to practice using extra pieces before cutting the actual ones. For uneven cuts, you can use tools like files and rasps or abrasives like sandpaper which comes in sheets, belts, discs, drums, or even handy sponge blocks to adjust the edges. Consult your contractor for further information.

3. How to use tile edge trim?

You can use tile edge trims to give a clean, polished, and professional finish to any tile installation. They add to the functionality of your space and aesthetic appearance, protecting tile edges from chipping and providing a transition between different surfaces.

4. How to prevent misaligning of trims during installation?

It’s better to use leveling clips which help you in a candid and uniform alignment of tile edge trims. If you find that the trims are misaligned before the adhesive dries, remove the tile edge trims and realign them.

5. Do we need to seal marble pencil tile trims?

Yes, we recommend you seal marble pencil tile edge trims to protect it from stains, moisture absorption, or other damages. It also enhances the longevity and durability of the marble tile trim. Follow manufacturer recommendations for the type of sealant you use for better results.