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What make of tile trim do you use...? - Tiling Forum

View Poll Results: What make of tile trims do you use...
HOMELUX 21 36.84%
GENESIS 23 40.35%
TILE RITE 3 5.26%
BRIGHT IDEAS 2 3.51%
UNILUX 2 3.51%
SCHLUTER 3 5.26%
DON'T USE TRIMS 1 1.75%
OTHER.......Please state which make... 2 3.51%
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What make of trims do you use....
If you use a make i havn't put up ..say so and i'll add it to the poll.....
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If you use a make i havn't put up ..say so and i'll add it to the poll.....
various from topps
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what about try to avoid if possible - I like the natural look
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Added That Option For You Froggy Mate..
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The Homelux range is very comprehensive.....although there is no Grey plastic tile trim???????????????
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There tile trims have a nice profile to them gazza...creates nice mitres....
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They do dh...but beware...if you are short of trim and have used homelux main range....dont use the trade homelux if they are to be joined....they have a different section to them,and may vary slightly in colour.....Gaz
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And the trade trims are softer in quality..but still good trims....
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Use homelux alot as its what my local shop supplies. I like metal trims where tiles and rooms suit, but at 20 quid vs 2 quid i dont see too many of them!
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Never really liked using them until recently when a customer went and got a load himself - think they were Homelux. They had a solid core that cut perfectly with my mitre saw. I'll check tomorrow and vote accordingly!
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homeflux stainless steal tile trim from topps £13 per lenght.... I think that is ridiculous compared to normal plastic trim for trade for 98p

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I use Unilux standard trims, they have large selection of trims in PVC and Aluminium.
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how much do they cost for both and where do you get it from
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homeflux stainless steal tile trim from topps £13 per lenght.... I think that is ridiculous compared to normal plastic trim for trade for 98p

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Not as mad as they would if you charged them retail.......Gaz
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