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  Finishing Outside Tile Edges
  Finishing outside tile edges improves the appearance of a tile project while protecting exposed edges from moisture or cracks. Caulking, trim tile pieces and edging are three popular methods for finishing tile edges.
  
  The easiest and most cost-effective way to finish tile edges is to use a thin line of caulk on the exposed edge. This method works best for tiles with a finished appearance, such as mosaics, tumbled stone or glass and some porcelain tiles.
  
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  Aluminium tile trim is placed along the edge to finish the edge of a tiled area. It can be used to cover unfinished edges, sharp corners or the exposed cut edge of the tiles that could be a hazard for people's skin.
  
  There are many different types of aluminium tile trim available to suit every project. These include curved and squarish trims with a variety of colours, shapes and finishes to choose from.
  
  There are two categories of trim tile: surface trim and radius trim. The former is used when the setting bed sits on a flat plane and covers the surrounding surface, such as in a backsplash. The latter is used when the setting bed sits above the surrounding surface, as in a corner of a countertop or wall.
  
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  Finishing outside tile edges is important for the protection of the raw edge against cracks and moisture. There are several ways to do this, including caulking, trim pieces and edging.
  
  To avoid sharp corners, always use gloves and safety glasses when cutting tiles. You should also wear ear protection when using an electric or gas-powered cutter.
  
  During the installation process, make sure to follow a good tile layout and consider where the outside corners of the tile will be located.
  
  You can use metal trim for these corners. However, another great alternative is natural or engineered stone. This material can be a lot more costly and requires a professional stone fabricator to cut and finish the tile.
  
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  Finishing outside tile edges is critical to a finished look and long-lasting durability. Without this task, your tiling project will have a sloppy appearance and last about half as long.
  
  Fortunately, there are several ways to handle finishing the corners after tiling. The simplest technique is to caulk the edge or use bullnose tile pieces.
  
  However, this method will only work for tiles that already have a finished appearance, like mosaics, tumbled stone, and some porcelain tiles. It also leaves the tiles with a sharp corner edge that can snag clothing and scratch people.
  
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  Finishing the edge of a tiled area improves the appearance while also protecting exposed edges from cracks and moisture. Caulking, trim pieces and edging are three of the most popular and effective ways to finish tile edges.
  
  The cheapest and easiest method is to apply a thin, even line of caulk along the edge. This method is ideal for tiles with finished edges, including mosaics, tumbled stone, glass and some porcelain tiles.
  
  Other options include using ceramic quarter-rounds or metal trims to finish the edge of a tiled area. These trims come in a variety of designs, colors and shapes to match your style and design intent.
  
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  Finishing outside tile edges is an important part of any tiling job. It protects the tile from water damage, provides a professional look and helps maintain a clean surface for long-term use.
  
  There are several ways to do this, including caulking the edges. However, this method can leave the tile looking unfinished and may be best used for mosaics, tumbled stone and some porcelain tiles that already have a finished appearance on their edges.
  
  Another option is to use metal edge trim. These come in a variety of colors and textures, including smooth and brushed aluminum.