Ceramic bullnose and wall tile setting
The bullnose provides a rounded, finished edge where a wall-tile run ends or wraps an exposed detail. The selected configuration uses an 8mm glazed-ceramic body. The edge direction is part of the order: a rounded long side, short side or corner piece serves a different position even when the face dimensions are the same.
The ceramic trim is coordinated with the field tile’s body thickness, glaze and finished setting plane. Their actual profiles and adhesive-bed relationship define the transition. The selected tile series and trim reference stay together in the finish schedule.
Straight bullnose pieces finish exposed runs along a wall edge, niche or bath surround, while corners and stops get their own pieces or an agreed cutting detail. Single bullnose, double bullnose and outside corners are different pieces in the range, counted by their actual positions.
The trim is a warm beige satin glaze that gives a soft edge beside the wall tile. Review both the flat face and the rounded edge on the sample, since both show in the finished detail, and choose field tile and trim together with the glaze reference and accepted variation on the order.
Typical bullnose radii run from R6 to R10 in millimeters, and the radius and glazed-edge direction set the curve. Joint width, grout color and the adjacent field-tile edge affect how continuous the trim looks, and the profile is agreed for the chosen format.
This ceramic configuration is for coordinated wall and exposed-edge details. The selected body, glaze, setting materials and wet-area design must suit the specific location. Waterproofing and changes-of-plane joints remain part of the wall assembly.
| Selected body | Satin-glazed ceramic bullnose; 8mm ceramic configuration, separate from porcelain tiers |
|---|---|
| Selected glaze | Warm beige satin-glazed ceramic bullnose, using the 8mm ceramic-body configuration. Face format, rounded-edge direction, radius, corner pieces and field-tile match are selected for the layout. |
| Face formats | 75×300mm, 100×300mm or 100×400mm common choices; actual format and edge direction stated on order |
| Rounded-edge geometry | Typical radius R6–R10mm; single bullnose, double bullnose and outside corners selected for their actual positions |
| Field tile coordination | Actual tile series, body thickness, glaze reference, joint and finished adhesive-bed relationship |
| Application | Wall ends, niches, shower and bath-surround edges and coordinated bathroom wall details; wet-area assembly specified for the installation |
| Quantity unit | Straight trim and special pieces counted by actual format and edge direction; field tile area and site work separate |
| Minimum order | Supplied in full packing units from one production batch, rounded up from your area. Small lots can ship with the rest of your project list in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
Open bullnose trim schedule ↗
Common formats are 75×300mm, 100×300mm and 100×400mm. The final schedule gives the face size, 8mm ceramic body and rounded-edge direction, with long-edge and short-edge pieces listed individually so each matches the exposed edge on the layout.
The trim and field tile are coordinated at the finished face, including their actual body thickness and adhesive bed. Niche reveals, wall ends and bath-surround edges may need different profile relationships. The setting detail must suit the chosen ceramic series; selecting a 9mm or 10mm porcelain tier would be a different body configuration.
The trim takeoff separates straight runs, inside/outside turns and exposed ends. Actual piece length and the specified joints determine the count along each run. Corner and special pieces are counted individually, with cuts and agreed spares included in the order. Field tile area remains a separate quantity from the linear trim schedule.
Our quotation identifies the 8mm glazed-ceramic configuration, selected face size, glaze reference and quantity. The ceramic trim is priced as its own component. A different body, profile or format has its own specification.
The supply schedule records which side is rounded on each straight piece, plus corner, double-edge or stop pieces where chosen, so every piece arrives with the rounded edge on the correct side. Special shapes and cutting details are listed on their own.
The order states whether matching field tile and grout come with the trim, and setting materials, waterproofing, movement joints and installation are site work. The finish schedule keeps tile series, trim reference, grout color and application together.
The order records piece quantities by format and edge type, with any agreed spares. Packing protects the glazed rounded edges and identifies the corresponding glaze and series. Destination, receiving arrangements and delivery terms follow the actual order, without assigning a universal carton count or dispatch time. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
The selected configuration is glazed ceramic with an 8mm ceramic body. Porcelain bodies are also available as separate configurations. The selected tile series, glaze and actual trim profile are identified with the order.
Common format choices are 75×300mm, 100×300mm and 100×400mm. The order identifies the selected actual face size and which edge is rounded. A matching length and width do not by themselves identify a long-edge, short-edge or corner piece.
The trim is matched to the field-tile series, thickness and glaze reference, reviewing both the flat face and the rounded edge with the grout choice. The finish schedule records the approved combination by reference.
Single bullnose finishes one exposed edge. A double-edge or corner piece serves a location with more than one finished edge, using the actual profile selected for that detail. The layout identifies the required edge directions and corner positions so the correct pieces are ordered.
Coordinated wall trim is available for niches, showers and bath surrounds. The actual ceramic series, glaze, setting materials and waterproof wall assembly must suit the location. The bullnose finishes the exposed edge; waterproofing and changes-of-plane joints are separate parts of the installation.
The count follows each measured trim run, piece length and joint, with corner, end and other special pieces counted on their own, plus cuts and agreed spares. Field tile is scheduled by area.
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