Tile Trim

[davidanthony]

Can anyone tell me where I can get a tile trim that will go between the small upstand on a vinyl wetroom floor and the ceramic wall tiles above. ?

[ladybirder]

I have no idea what you're talking about but I googled and got this. Does it help?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/tile-trim

[The Builder]

Here you are, David..........

http://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/category/tile-trims/

[theshedman]

Beat me to it builder. I was just about to put the one in the link below on but there are many other places to get them from.

http://www.tile-supplies.co.uk/index.php?_a=product&product_id=89

[The Builder]

Ha ... didn't know you were around, Sheds.

They're both top sites though :o)))

[theshedman]

At least they now know the name of them so should be easier to find.

[ladybirder]

I take it my link is useless then! I knew I shouldn't have bothered. Sorry:-(

[The Builder]

LB ... not at all. That was a perfectly good link. I'm sure David will appreciate the choice :o)))

[ladybirder]

I'm sure he will TB, just like he did yours. You may well laugh:-)))

But thank you. x

[davidanthony]

Many thanks Guys and Gals, some of the sites mentioned I have tried but not all. Amazingly Old Geezer who normally has an answer for everything on this site has not responded. !

[ladybirder]

I'll give him a prod when I see him david.

[Old_Geezer]

Ah that's the problem with having time away from here, had an unexpected visit this afternoon from my woman. I suspect she was checking up on me ;-)

But it seems you have some good suggestions anyway. It's not something I've had to do but my usual first port of call is to see what the local DIY sheds have. Or better still, a tile specialist shed if you have one nearby. If the tiles and upstand are already in place, then what sort of gap are you hoping to fill ? Might a silicon rubber filler (or even a grout) not patch any gap ?

[davidanthony]

It's a new installation OG, with a vinyl wet room flooring which needs to come up the wall a few cm and fit under the trim, then the wall tiles sit on the top side of the trim which provides a waterproof joint. Have a few feelers out with so-called specialist tile-trim companies to lets hope one of them will point me in the right direction

[theshedman]

I have a wet room myself and there will be movement between the tiles and flooring so the trim is the best option for this job as there is less chance of water getting between the joints.

[davidanthony]

Yes Shedman, that it what I was told hence this particular trim being recommended. Trim Traders has come up with exactly the thing I am looking for although not available in chrome / silver but will do. Thanks to all