Technically, there is no such thing as “Herringbone Tile Trim”, this is simply a name for a tile trim that compliments your herringbone tile installation.

Currently on trend and sought after, herringbone tiles are becoming increasingly popular. So what are herringbone tiles? A herringbone tile pattern is an arrangement of rectangular-shaped tiles used for floor and walls, named for its resemblance to the bone of the Herring fish and forming a zig-zag style pattern. Finishing the edges of a herringbone tile installation involves selecting the right herringbone trim and applying it correctly. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to finish herringbone tile edge:

Choose the Right Trim: Select a herringbone tile edge trim that complements your tile colour, material, and style. Options include metal trims, plastic trims, and powder-coated custom tile trims.

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Measure and Cut: Accurately measure the length of the edges to be trimmed. Cut the trim pieces to the required size using a suitable cutting tool such as the Proxxon table saw.

Apply Adhesive: Apply tile adhesive to the edge of the tiles where the trim will be installed.

Install the Trim: Press the herringbone trim firmly into place along the tile edge. Ensure it is aligned correctly and level.

Secure and Finish: Allow the adhesive to dry, then apply grout to fill any gaps between the tile and trim. Wipe away excess grout for a clean finish.

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Types of Herringbone Trim

There are various types of herringbone tile trim available to suit the style of herringbone tile you are going for:

Metal Trims: These are durable and offer a sleek, modern look. You can shop various finishes such as chrome tile trim, nickel tile trim, stainless steel tile trim. You can also find popular metal colours such as silver tile trim, gold tile trim, rose gold tile trim, brass tile trim, copper tile trim and bronze tile trim.

Plastic Trims: These are cost-effective and easy to install. They are available in a wide range of colours to match your tiles. Some popular plastic tile trim colours include black tile trim, white tile trim, grey tile trim and beige tile trim.

Choosing the Perfect Herringbone Tile Trim

Selecting the perfect herringbone tile trim involves considering several factors:

Material: Choose a material that matches or complements your tiles. Metal trims offer durability and a contemporary look, while plastic trims provide versatility, multiple colour options and great value for money.

Colour: The trim colour should harmonise with your tiles. For a subtle finish, match the trim colour to the tile. For contrast, choose a different but complementary colour. We offer a wide variety of tile trim colours ranging from chrome tile trim, black tile trim, brass tile trim, coloured tile trim and much more.

Profile: Different profiles, such as rounded or square edges, can create varying effects. Select a profile that suits your design vision. We stock a range of profiles including straight edge tile trim, round edge tile trim and square edge tile trim.

Size: Ensure the trim size is appropriate for the thickness of your tiles. Proper sizing ensures a snug fit and professional finish. At Premium Tile Trim we have an extensive size range including those most commonly used on herringbone splashback installs such as 8mm tile trim, 9mm tile trim, 10mm tile trim, 11mm tile trim and 12mm tile trim.

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Finding the perfect herringbone tile trim is essential for achieving a flawless and stylish tile installation. By choosing the appropriate material, colour, profile, and size, you can ensure your herringbone tile project is finished with a professional look.

Explore our collection and find herringbone trim to create the perfect finishing touches on your tiling project!