Aluminum Trim

ALLOY aluminum trim, also known as tile trim, is one of our aluminum product lines featuring cross-sectional profiles including U-shape, T-shape, L-shape, and other custom profiles

Key features of ALLOY aluminum trim include lightweight construction, strength, durability, and cost savings — as it is more affordable than stainless steel and wood. When finished with color or patterns, the results are both comparable and equally beautiful to those materials, making it a top choice and first-priority material for leading designers today

ALLOY aluminum trim plays an important role in the interior decoration industry, offering versatile applications and uses. It can also be colored, textured, and bent to match your design and requirements

Techniques and Applications of ALLOY Aluminum Trim

• Used as a connector or divider between two materials, such as wood and glass, glass and glass, tile and glass, or tile and carpet
• Used to cover tile edges on floors and walls, preventing sharp edges and injury from tile cuts
• Resolves height differences between tile flooring and other materials
• Used as a water barrier around kitchen sinks
• Built-in bathroom shelving units, built-in kitchen countertops
• Used as a component in built-in furniture

Installation

Use appropriate cutting equipment for the ALLOY aluminum trim based on the installation location. Cutting tools should include a variable-speed electric grinder or a metal-cutting saw. When using an electric grinder, a Mitre Block should be used to achieve the desired angle and shape. After cutting, use a file to smooth the ALLOY aluminum trim edges

Inspect the wall or installation area to ensure the surface is in good condition. Repair any damaged areas before proceeding with the ALLOY aluminum trim installation

After completing the ALLOY aluminum trim installation, finish all details and clean the area to prevent any potential damage to the trim