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Edge for beveled subway tile

Chris Van Wesep
5 years ago
We will be replacing our kitchen backsplash with simple white beveled subway tiles. What do you recommend for the edge? Our tile guy suggested a bull nose, but I didn't see it at our tile shop. Thanks.

Comments (7)

  • PRO
    Bay Builders & Remodeling, Inc.
    5 years ago

    Your tile guy is correct. We would recommend the bull nose as well. Seeing is believing so we also recommend gathering samples of other options. If you can't find samples at your local supplier try contacting the manufacturer, you can order samples direct. Hope this helps!


    Sincerely,


    Bay Builders

  • chispa
    5 years ago

    Pick a tile that offers a bullnose finished edge or a tile that offers matching trim pieces (pencil liners, quarter round, etc).

    A good tile shop will carry many tile lines with trim/edge options. Sometime they won't have samples of all the options available, but they can easily look them up online and order samples.

  • chispa
    5 years ago

    Here is an example of the tiled end edged with a bullnose tile (bullnose on the long edge of tile piece). Some tile lines will also offer bullnose on the short edge and corner bullnose pieces.


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  • chispa
    5 years ago

    Here is a tile edged with a liner. On the outside edge they mitered the liner.


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  • chispa
    5 years ago

    This is a bright one! But it shows the edges of the backsplash properly finished with a matching trim tile.


    Purple Passion · More Info

  • chispa
    5 years ago

    On this one they used a marble quarter round trim piece for the edge of this marble mosaic.


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