Bullnose tile

Learn how to finish the edges of your tile design without using bullnose tiles.

When starting the remodeling process, especially for bathrooms and kitchens, it is inevitable that the words Schluter and bullnose will come up. So what are they? Schluter metal strips and bullnose edging are different options to make the edge of the tile being installed transition smoothly to the next material. This is because when tile is cut, it breaks and does not have a perfectly straight and smooth edge. Both options are great choices, but when choosing one, you’ll want to consider the…

It's Friday again, and it is the last week of our Definitive Guide to Tile Terminology! This week we are covering the final section of the alphabet, S through Z. We have had some great feedback from our readers and staff this past month, and have added many of their suggestions to our list! In the future, we hope to add our guide to tile terminology to our website to serve as a helpful resource while tackling your tile installations.

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I’m sharing some tips today about how to transition from tile to sheetrock or finish your shower tile edges for a professional look. There are a variety of ways to do this, but these are my go-to details, so you’re going to want to save this post for your next bathroom remodel.