Struggling with 3-way mitre trim

[Gazzer]

You will need the same manufacturer of corners as trim.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Avoid 3 way mitres and corner pieces, just use L shaped trim.

I prefare the L shaped trim Bri, even though you need to be a precision engineer to get them spot on. Luckily I'm perfect.:lol::lol::lol:

 

[robbieee]

So what shop (not online, as i need to get done tomorrow) could i buy new cream trim 9mm and a L shaped corner piece? If i need to match them i will just buy new trim.

 

[Ian]

So what shop (not online, as i need to get done tomorrow) could i buy new cream trim 9mm and a L shaped corner piece? If i need to match them i will just buy new trim.

Most tile shops will do them, you don't need corner pieces, just mitre the horizontal two pieces and straight cut the vertical.

 

[Ian]

I prefare the L shaped trim Bri, even though you need to be a precision engineer to get them spot on. Luckily I'm perfect.:lol::lol::lol:

Me too Phil! I always carry an extra length or two just incase of any mishaps 🙂

 

[robbieee]

Most tile shops will do them, you don't need corner pieces, just mitre the horizontal two pieces and straight cut the vertical.

like this?

http://www.tile-man.co.uk/Images/Corner sharp 01.jpg

 

[Ian]

like this?

http://www.tile-man.co.uk/Images/Corner sharp 01.jpg

Like that but that's a quadrant trim, with an L shape you won't get that sharp point, as the point will meet the vertical. I'll see if I've got a pic somewhere.

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Me too.

 

[Ian]

Me too.

Just like that! Glad you have a pic Phil, I couldn't find any!

 

[robbieee]

This is the trim i am using:



Just incase you are thinking i am using the flat trim in Phil's picture