The aluminum Economic "L-Shaped" tile trims are used to protect and embellish any angle or endings of ceramic tile lay-outs for a fraction of the price of the regular satin and satin nickel anodized moulding. This extrusion has been designed thinner than the regular range to reduce cost.

The economic round transition is for outside corners of tiles to complete the appearance of wall coverings, flooring, steps, bathtubs, etc. for a fraction of the price of the regular satin anodized rounded profiles. This extrusion has been designed thinner than the regular rounded range to reduce its cost.

The Diaplas "L-Shaped" tile trims are used to protect and embellish any angle or endings of ceramic tile lay-outs where tile edges are not secure by grout joints and where a professional and luxury finish is desired. This profile will prevents tile edges from chipping while providing a finished bumping edge for other flooring materials.

Coming really handy when renovating or working on any other ceramic tile installation project, the rounded transition mouldings will achieve a bullnose effect between a ceramic surface and another surface of an inferior level. These quarter circle trims are an outstanding protective and decorative edge for wall and countertop tile applications.

The specificity of this moulding is to facilitate the juxtaposition from a ceramic tile surface to a carpeted area. This trim allows you the possibility to insert the carpet in a way to avoid the fraying out of the chosen floor covering. So, it increases the efficiency and durability of your work. A fine way to join practical and esthetically good looking results.

Coming really handy when renovating, these transition profiles are conceived to realize a slope of 30 degrees between a ceramic surface and another surface of an inferior level by creating a smooth transition. Also ideal for transitions from ceramic tile coverings to a finished surface. An angle of 90 degrees at the end of the slope will allow the meeting with a thinner flooring (Ex: carpet, wood/laminate or vinyl). 

Their primary use is to create a joint cover between two floor surfaces of the same height already installed where expansion is expected. The curved end on each side of this profile has been designed to create a transition between the two floors if they are not perfectly the same height. This avoids creating an empty space between the trim and the floor. Often used to separate two rooms, or to delimit two floors, for example hardwood and ceramic.