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Tile Trims
Tile trims are the section profiles used to protect and provide a neat finish to the outer edges of tiles. They are available in a variety of heights and finishes, so you can coordinate them with any remodeling project.

They also help round off sharp edges and smooth out harsh corners. They can be used in wet areas to keep water from pooling and to prevent leaks.

Pencil Liner Trim nep nhom 

Often overlooked in the tile design process, pencil trim is actually quite an impressive achievement when it comes to finishing off exposed edges on walls and countertops. It's a simple process that involves using a sharp and clean tile cutter to trim the appropriate width of tile.

It's worth mentioning that there are several different types of tile trims. In addition to the more common bullnose and chair rail varieties, you'll also find flat and curved liner tiles. Of course, no one tile is perfect, so it's important to find the trim that best fits your specific needs. It's a good idea to order a sample for comparison purposes, too. The best way to do this is by visiting a local hardware or home improvement store.

Bullnose Trim
Bullnose trim is a metal trim that can be used to finish the edge of tile on walls and floors. It eliminates sharper angles and unfinished edges, which is a safety factor as well as an opportunity to elevate the design of your project.

It’s also a good choice for corners of walls, backsplashes, tub surrounds and niches, as well as steps. Especially useful for showers, it adds an easy-to-clean finish that helps protect against water that may leak between tiles.

Another popular trim is bead trim, which can be used to give a smooth finish to showers, backsplashes and other areas. It blends nicely with the grout color, reducing the appearance of unsightly tile edges.

Chair Rail Trim  Nẹp Nhôm Trang Trí 
Chair rail is a horizontal trim that runs across the walls of your home, usually installed about a third of the way up from the floor. Originally designed to prevent scuffs and scratches on the wall from the back of chairs, chair rails are now used more as decorative accents.

Often used in conjunction with wainscoting, this design element can add depth and dimension to a room while also adding architectural interest. It can also be paired with other design elements such as wallpaper and paint to create a cohesive look.

Radius Trim
The metal trim around tile is called radius trim. It is used to protect the edge of a tile and provide a clean tiling finish.

Radius trim is typically installed around corners of a tiled area, but it can be used on other areas as well. It is important to measure the space before you purchase any trim.

For example, if you are installing a bathroom backsplash, you will need to get a tile trim corner piece that is 1/16" to 1/8" deeper than the tile so that it will cover the entire corner of the tile. This will ensure that the trim will not look crooked when it is installed.

V-Cap Trim Nẹp Nhôm 
The metal trim around tile is called V-Cap. It’s a common choice for finishing the edge of kitchen and bathroom counters where a sink is installed, but it can also be used to finish the corners of windowsills or shower niches that need to have a tile hang over the edges.

V-caps have a raised edge near sinks to prevent water from spilling onto the floor, and they are also often referred to as sink caps. They can also be used to finish the corners of other tiled surfaces. They can be installed over skirting tiles and offer a clean, sleek look to your tiling project. They are available in a variety of colors and are a great way to make your tiling installation more professional looking.