Corner beading question

[Danzargo]

Hi

I've got a "return" wall which goes from the bathroom into a small lobby and I want to cover the corner with a half round chrome beading. It needs to be at least an inch in width I think, as I want it to stand out and make the corner look neat and tidy.

Does anyone know where I might purchase something like this?


Thank you.

 

[Mr Tiler]

can you post a pic so you can get the best advice please? cheers

 

[Danzargo]

can you post a pic so you can get the best advice please? cheers

Yes, here you are. Thanks.



- - - Updated - - -

can you post a pic so you can get the best advice please? cheers

Yes, here you are. Thanks. For some reason it's flipped on its side??

 

[beanz]

Looking at that picture, I can't really work out what you're asking!?! Could you break it down, as if you're explaining it to a child please??? Lol

 

[TJ Smiler]

Yeah it's quiet hard to work out whats going on, looks like you already have a trim in place?

 

[Qwerty]

There looks to be a square edge trim there already. There is no way of changing this to a rounded trim without cutting back a few centimetres of tile edges and cutting the trim out. A lot of work IMO for little gain

 

[Mr Tiler]

I would suggest going to place that sell all the guttering for roofs, they also deal in plastic trims etc take the pic in and explain what you are looking for there must be something out there that can get a good solid bond and go straight over that trim.

 

[CJ]

Looks ok to me???

Ash......Nooooo

 

[Gazzer]

Guttering !!!!! Do they make it in chrome as the OP requested ?

 

[andyb1]

Looks ok too me, can,t really see what you are trying to gain.

 

[widler]

Is the tile trim not to small and the tiles sticking out and looks like a few with big lips ?

 

[CJ]

Is the tile trim not to small and the tiles sticking out and looks like a few with big lips ?

It does when you zoom in..........Wrong sized trim used in first place. All you can do is remove tiles and trim and get 12mm trim in its place.

 

[AliGage]

Not sure a new piece of trim will solve that, and secondy............an inch wide??