Stainless Steel Tile Trim Manufacturer

Stainless steel tile trim is used to finish the edges of tile areas, usually corners, if there is no other way, such as bevel cuts, leaving bare tile edges, which can be damaged and generally leave you with an unfinished look.
Stainless steel tile trim helps provide a perfect finish to your tiling job. Not only will it leave you with a professional finish, but it also helps to cover sharp edges or corners, which can also become a hazard.
Metal tile trims also makes a great decorative statement and will work surprisingly well with different tiles and different locations.

The four types currently on the market are as follows:

• Aluminium Tile Trim
• Stainless Steel Tile Trim
• Copper Tile Trim

At NIUYUAN, custom metal tile trim are our specialty. Our team of experts is fully prepared to provide the solutions you need for your needs.

There are four main types of metal tile trim that can be used to complete the perimeter of your installation. These include aluminum tile trim, stainless steel tile trim, copper tile trim.

If you are going to use trim to complete your edge, we recommend matching the color and material of the trim to the actual tile before beginning the installation.

It is also important to be aware of the size and depth of the trims you need. When choosing your trim, it is always beneficial to match the depth of the metal tile trim to your tile, as this will give it a professional look.

When measuring, you must take into account the adhesive used when laying your tiles, so choosing a trim that is one size higher than the depth of your tiles is key

For example, if your tiles are 10 mm thick, we recommend using a 12.5 mm trim to ensure a smooth installation and clean finish.

The cost of metal tile trim varies depending on several factors including;

• Quality of the metal tile trim
• Type of materials used
• Functionality of the metal tile trim
• Design
• Minimum Order Quantity
• Customization

Metal finishing is done to improve appearance, adhesion, corrosion resistance, control surface friction, and to remove burrs and other surface flow.

Some common finish options for metal tile trim are not limited to this.

Anodizing

Anodizing involves the application of an oxide layer to a metal bookcase. This is primarily a treatment of aluminum.

Powder Coating

Powder plating coats the surface using a free-flowing dry powder through an electrostatic process.

Thereafter, it is cured by heating.

Electroplating

Electroplating is the process of covering the surface of another metal with a thin layer of metal by electrolysis.

Usually, the less expensive metal is covered by the more expensive metal.

In addition, it can be used to cover a corrosive metal with a non-corrosive metal.

Painting
Although painting is not exactly considered a surface treatment option, it is intended to enhance the appearance and performance of the metal.

Installation of Metal Tile Trims consists of rigid metal strips shaped like an "L". They are applied to the edges of metal tiles and form a continuous finished edge along one side of the installation area. While metal edging is typically used with metal tiles, it can also be used with ceramic tiles. Installing metal tile trims is very different from installing other types of tile edging, but it is not a complicated process.

Step 1
Install the tiles on the desired surface, but leave a row of tiles at the edge of the area.

Step 2
Use a tape measure to measure the length of one side of the installation area. Place the metal sealing strip on a flat surface and draw a line on it with a pencil for the same length as measured. Use tin snips to cut the metal strip at the appropriate location.

Step 3
Insert the slotted trowel into the mortar used to lay the other tiles and scoop up 1/8 cup to 1/4 cup of mortar. Smooth it over the surface, extending only to the area that will be covered after the last row of tiles is installed.

Step 4
Pick up the metal seal and turn it so that the side with the holes faces the installation surface. Move the seal to the edge of the mortar and press it against the wall. When you do this, the mortar will ooze out of the holes.

Step 5
Immediately place a tile on the wall, making sure it is flush with the paneling and the tile already installed next to it.

Step 6
Use a damp cloth to wipe off any grout that has seeped out from the sides or edges of the tiles.

1. The most complete supply chain

China is the world's largest producer of tile trims. We can produce or source 100% of the products that fit your needs.

2. The most competitive price

While ensuring the quality of our equipment, our prices can be half or less than our foreign counterparts. Our value is to make the most cost effective equipment available to fire companies around the world

3. 24-hour online service

You can't even find any reason to refuse our full service, the customer is our God, we are available 24 hours a day to answer your questions and meet your needs.

4. All customization needs can be met

We understand that the meaning of personalization is very important to our customers. We adhere to this philosophy and meet the needs of our customers and work with them whether they are purchasing from foreign manufacturers or from foreign traders.