Done a quick google and can;t find a suitable trim online for this. In the
past I back cut the edge of the tile so they mated nicely with an even grout
line. This time I would need to do about 200 tiles so not an option.

Anyone got a clever answer or know of a suitable trim for 45 degrees?

On 23 Apr, 10:29, "TonyK" wrote:
Done a quick google and can;t find a suitable trim online for this. In the
past I back cut the edge of the tile so they mated nicely with an even grout
line. This time I would need to do about 200 tiles so not an option.

Anyone got a clever answer or know of a suitable trim for 45 degrees?

Builder who did our bathroom recently, had a piece of chrome plated
metal strip bent to 90 degrees to finish an external corner. Can't
say as I like it much, but if it was a little thinner (and bent to 45
degrees rather than 90) something similar might do the job for you.

On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 10:29:28 +0100, "TonyK" wrote:

Done a quick google and can;t find a suitable trim online for this. In the
past I back cut the edge of the tile so they mated nicely with an even grout
line. This time I would need to do about 200 tiles so not an option.

Anyone got a clever answer or know of a suitable trim for 45 degrees?

Someone here might know depending on how long you can wait for an
answer .
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/wall-t...l-corners.html

On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 06:09:50 -0700, zikkimalambo wrote:

On 23 Apr, 10:29, "TonyK" wrote:
Done a quick google and can;t find a suitable trim online for this. In the
past I back cut the edge of the tile so they mated nicely with an even grout
line. This time I would need to do about 200 tiles so not an option.

Anyone got a clever answer or know of a suitable trim for 45 degrees?

Builder who did our bathroom recently, had a piece of chrome plated
metal strip bent to 90 degrees to finish an external corner. Can't
say as I like it much, but if it was a little thinner (and bent to 45
degrees rather than 90) something similar might do the job for you.

Where I am (Australia) every tile shop carries plastic and metal edge
trims in various finishes. They come in 3M lengths and for a couple of
thicknesses of tiles.
I just did a step up into my bath, and because it is
in a position that a mitre could get easily chipped I used a PVC one.
They look in section like a quarter round with a leg on it.
Say a letter"P" with a quod instead of a "D" at the top.Easy to use
and set up. Gives a perfect bullnose corner.

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On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 06:09:50 -0700, zikkimalambo wrote:

On 23 Apr, 10:29, "TonyK" wrote:
Done a quick google and can;t find a suitable trim online for this. In the
past I back cut the edge of the tile so they mated nicely with an even grout
line. This time I would need to do about 200 tiles so not an option.

Anyone got a clever answer or know of a suitable trim for 45 degrees?

Builder who did our bathroom recently, had a piece of chrome plated
metal strip bent to 90 degrees to finish an external corner.

Where I am (Australia) every tile shop carries plastic and metal edge
trims in various finishes. T

We have them as well, but I've only ever seen them for a 90 degree
angle, the OP wants something for a 45 degree angle.



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Chris French