We recommend measuring the length and height in Centimetres of the tiled area with a tape measure and add these measurements together. This calculation should give you the overall amount of tile trim required in metres. Our trims are supplied in 2.5 Metre (250CMs) lengths. How do I fit Straight Edge Tile Trims? To work out the tile trim depth we recommend you measure the depth of your tile in mm and then add an extra 2mm onto this measurement to allow for your tile adhesive. For example, 8mm tile depth + 2mm adhesive = 10mm deep tile trim. How do I work out how many lengths of trim I will need ? We recommend using a cloth or duster and a little washing up liquid product to polish and remove any smears, stains or finger prints without scratching the trim.

To fit our tiling trims, ensure that the base of the tile being applied is positioned onto the widest part of the trim which has perforated sections to allow for tile adhesive to pass through. Position the flat inside edge of the tile trim against the side of the tile and the thinnest top edge should be flush with the front face of the tile. How do you cut a Tile Trim? Our plastic PVC angle trim is priced competitively on a like for like basis, for exactly the same product made with the same standard of quality. We manufacture PVC angle trim in our UK factory and we are a member of the Made In Britain organisation. They enable buyers and consumers to identify a wide range of British-made products. Plastic angle trim is an L shaped profile, it is available in both equal and unequal leg sizes. Popular sizes include 10mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 50mm and 100mm with plenty of other sizes widely available. Often used for corner protection and edge trimming. Plastic angle trims in different colours

Plastic angle trim product range

Plastic corner trim is often used to protect corners of walls from damage in a variety of settings including hospitals, schools, care homes and offices. Anywhere where people or objects are moving, leading to potential harm for hard surfaces.

Plastic angle trim is manufactured by an extrusion process. Raw materials in the form of compound are fed into an extruder machine. The compound is heated and the molten polymer is pushed through a die. The die is a tool used in manufacturing to form material to a desired shape of the plastic trim. In this case the shape is a 90-degree L shape angle. The plastic profile is held in shape by formers and goes through water baths as part of the cooling process. The plastic angle trim then hardens upon cooling. The PVC we use for our rigid plastic angle trims

As well as covering damage, corner trim can cover unsightly gaps. These profiles are high quality and will provide a professional finish to your project Using it for plastic edging Our PVC angle trim is made in the UK from UK sourced raw materials. We produce high quality rigid PVC angle trim and are accredited with the British Quality Standard ISO 9001:2015 which offers peace of mind to our customers. This means our angle trim is of great quality. Manufactured in the UK

The plastic we use for our plastic angle trims is an external grade rigid PVC which means our plastic angles are suitable for using outdoors as well as indoors. This type of plastic is also known generally as uPVC, even though uPVC actually is a different type of material. Our product is also often referred to as uPVC angle trim. How to fix a Plastic angle trim Our plastic angle trims are manufactured using an external grade rigid PVC, therefore it is suitable for being used outside as well as inside. Choose the right shape and size plastic (PVC) angle trim There is an extra charge for the colour and a much larger meterage requirement is required. This is quoted upon request and depends on the size of the PVC angle trim, but the average is 2000 metres. White plastic angle trimPlastic edging is available in several different designs. This includes flat bar strips, plastic lipping, plastic channels, plastic angle trim, plastic J channels and capping. They will all cover edges but have different numbers and styles of faces depending on your own particular project requirements.