Metal Tile Edging and Trim
(49 results)
Schluter®-TREP-G and GK - Slip Resistant Stair Nosing Profile-A4653

Schluter® DESIGNBASE SL & SL-E Tile Wall Base-A4661

Schluter® Tile Edging | RENO Ramp and RENO Ramp K Profiles-A4639

Schluter®-Stair Nosing TREP-E / EK Profile-A4649

Schluter® Tile Edging | ECK-K Outside Corner Profiles - For Tiled Walls-A4641

Schluter® TREP-TAP-A4652

Schluter® SHOWERPROFILE WS | WSK Shower Splashguard Profiles-A4760

Schluter®-DILEX-BWB - Surface Joint Profile-A4729

Schluter® RENO-V Height Transition Profile-A4762

Schluter® Stair Nosing TREP-SE-S-B Profiles-A4651

Schluter®-Rondec Wall and Countertop Profile - Aluminum-A4656

Schluter® Tiled Wall Edging - ECK-KI Inside Corner Profiles-A4642

Schluter® Tile Edging - RENO-T Profile-A4640

Schluter® Tile Edging - RENO-TK Profile-A4638

Schluter®-RONDEC STEP | Counter Copper, Brass, Bronze-A4670

Schluter® REMA Concealed Access Panel System-A4764


Schluter® DECO-DE Outside Corner Profile-A4765

Schluter® RENO-U Tile Floor Edging Profile-A4646

Schluter®-DILEX-AKWS - Surface Joint Profile-A4728

Schluter®-Rondec Wall and Countertop Profile - Black Anodized-A4657

Schluter® DECO - Tile Floor Edging Profile-A4647

Schluter® INDEC Profiles and Outside Corners-A4763

Schluter® JOLLY - Tile Edging Wall | Floor Profile-A4643

Schluter SCHIENE Tile Edging-A4666

Schluter® DECO-SG Wide Channel Profiles-A4758

Schluter® DESIGNLINE - Tile Border | Edging Profile-A4644

Schluter® DILEX-AHK | Cove-shaped Profiles, Corners, and End Cap-A4732

Schluter® DILEX-HK | Curved Profile, Corners, and End Cap-A4733

Schluter® DILEX-HKW | Curved Profile, Corners, and End Cap-A4734

Schluter® QUADEC Aluminum Wall | Countertop Edging-A4668

Schluter® QUADEC K Aluminum Wall Edging-A4665

Schluter® QUADEC-FS Double Rail Strip Tile Edging - Aluminum-A4663

Schluter® SCHIENE Wall and Countertop Edging-A4667

Schluter® SHOWERPROFILE S Tapered Shower Profiles-A4759

SCHLUTER® STAIR EDGING | SCHEINE STEP-A4650

Schluter® TREP-FL Stair Nosing Profile-A4648

Schluter®-DILEX-BWS - Surface Joint Profile-A4724

Schluter®-DILEX-EDP - Surface Joint Profile-A4730

Schluter®-DILEX-EKSB - Surface Joint Profile-A4731

Schluter®-DILEX-EZ - Movement Joint Profile-A4725

Schluter®-DILEX-KSN - Surface Joint Profile-A4727

Schluter®-DILEX-MOP - Movement Joint Profile-A4726

Schluter®-DILEX-MP and MPV - Movement Joint Profile-A4723

Schluter®-JOLLY - Tile Edging Wall or Floor Profile - Color Coated Aluminum&PVC-A4671

Schluter®-QUADEC Wall | Countertop Stainless Steel Edging-A4664

Schluter®-RONDEC STEP Stairs and Countertop Profile - Aluminum-A4669

Schluter®-Rondec Wall and Countertop Profile - Color-Coated-A4658

Schluter®-Rondec Wall and Countertop Profile - Stainless Steel-A4660

Schluter®-Rondec Wall Countertop Profile - Copper, Bronze, Brass-A4659

Metal Tile Edging and Trim Information
Wally and Floora Say:

Wally Says:
Floora, tile edging and trim is the cherry on top of your tile installation project, and It's not just about looks! Although aesthetics matter, this step helps guard the edges of your tiles from chipping and wear, ensuring your project looks polished and complete. Whether it's for your bathroom, kitchen backsplash, or floor, the right tile edging trim can make a world of difference.
en it comes to selecting the perfect tile edging trim, consider these factors:
- Materials: Aluminum, stainless steel, and PVC are popular choices, each offering different finishes to match your style. Aluminium and stainless steel provide a sleek, modern look and are highly durable, while PVC offers versatility with a range of colors.
- Profiles: From the simple tile edge trim to the more elaborate bullnose or quadrant, the profile you choose can define the look and feel of your space.
- Functionality: Beyond looks, consider the trim's practicality—water resistance for bathrooms, non-slip properties for floors, and durability for high-traffic areas.
Buying Tip: If you're aiming for a seamless transition between tiles, consider Schluter® Systems for a wide range of profiles and finishes that offer both functionality and elegance.

Floora Says:
Thank you Wally, but also keep in mind installing tile trim might seem daunting, but with the right approach, you can achieve professional results. Here's how to get started:
- Preparation: Measure your space accurately and choose the correct length of trim. Always consider the thickness of your tile and adhesive when selecting your trim.
- Cutting to Size: Use a hacksaw (for metal trims) or a fine-toothed saw (for PVC trims) to cut your trim to the desired length. Remember to file down any sharp edges for a clean finish.
- Installation: Apply tile adhesive both on the surface where the tile will sit and on the back of the trim. Press the trim into place before laying your tiles against it, ensuring a snug fit.
- Color Coordination: Matching or contrasting your metal tile trim with your tiles can accentuate your design. Consider the overall color scheme of your room when selecting your trim.
Buying Tip: Before embarking on your installation, make sure you have all the necessary tools and materials. Koffler Sales offers an extensive range of tile edging trim options and the tools you need for a successful installation.