once my tiler has finished floors he will be doing my kitchen wall tiles and window cill. What is the best way to transitition round the window cill. I presume I need some kind of corner trim. I also need trim for two small sections to finish to small sections where tiles stop on the wall. Is this a different shape of trim Kitchen is grey/oak/white with stainless. So I'm thinking stainless trim or perhaps just white trim. I presume this is the only way to finish this is by using trim
Are you not on speaking terms with your tiler? If so then these are good questions to put to him, re profile and colour of trim required.
Yo can get polished chrome or satin nickle effect tile trim, they are available as a quadrant or square edge. You will need it to match the thickness of the tile and the tile adhesive bed. usually 9mm-12mm. Corner trims are not available, instead a standard tile trim is positioned correctly.
My tiler only tiles, he doesn't provide any accessories, adhesive grout etc I will look for some trim then, had hopes there was an alternative as dont particularly like the trim, looks cheap
Well I for one would not be happy using a tradesman who cannot give you the advice you need to carry out the job he is charging you for.
In a plumber and when I tile I provide all my own adhesive and grout, sealants and trims etc and charge it as part of doing the job about £12/m2 for standard tiles
Really you should have specified what colour trims you were going to provide before any work started. Or agreed to supply your own trims. Everyone has their own personal choice.
"My tiler only tiles, he doesn't provide any accessories, adhesive grout etc" Brilliant, quote of the year! Maybe I've been putting too much time and effort into my own work. In future I'll just quote that and have an easy life with little responsibility ☺