Questions and Answers for Daltile Restore Black 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Jolly Trim Tile (0.04 sq. ft./each)

A:  NA

A:  Hello Jackie, Our Daltile Restore Bright White 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Wall Jolly Trim Tile can be used around a niche, but you can use a Schluter trim as well. Good luck with your project.

A:  Solid, glossy white

A:  The trim piece is solid white, there is no marbling.

A:  I don’t think this will look nice with beveled subway tiles. I used it for regular flat subway tiles.

A:  This tile is not a half round with a flat back, it has a flat back and the sides are beveled. If you glue this trim tile against the wall on the flat side, there will be an unfinished, beveled edge showing at the top of the wall. That unfinished, beveled edge can be filled in with caulk, and can have a finished look, if you are using standard wall tiles.

A:  I used thinset

A:  I have not found any longer tiles. These tiles are not difficult to cut, you just have to be easy cutting them.

A:  I don't think so. We brought it by the box.

A:  Yes. They are identical finishes. This listello tile is basically "quarter-round" tile; its thickness a 5mm is identical to that of subway tile which makes it a perfect transition piece.

A:  Hello, Thank you for your question. Yes, they are a close match.

A:  It will match the Daltile bright white subway tile.

A:  Absolutely. This tile is essentially "quarter-round" tile. It is the thickness of a typical 5mm subway tile and finished edges nicely, thus framing them to transition smoothly into the surrounding substrate. Make clean cuts on both ends and join two tiles (with adhesive) to create the appearance of one seamless contiguous piece.

A:  Hello, Thank you for your question. The Jolly Trim should be used only for the outside of the tile and not used as an unside corner piece.

A:  I used the jolly tiles to finish off a wall of subway tiles...it looks nice.

A:  No, it is the entire package. Either 4 or 5 per package.

A:  We brought it my the box and we do know that they sell the tile by the piece also.

A:  Nope. This particular listello tile comes in a four-pack--basically $2.50 per at the time I write this.

A:  $10ish per pkg, consisting of 4 12”ish pieces.

A:  You get 4

A:  4 pieces

A:  You'll get 4 pieces in a case.

A:  Four 12in lengths of listello tile are packaged together--basically $2.50 per tile at the time I write this.

A:  I believe there are 4 jolly tiles in 1 package

A:  I glued the jolly stick to the wall with the same glue as I used with the other walls tiles. And if you are using the jolly stick as either a divider, or a finish piece, put it on the wall before you grout. Then fill in the space between the jolly stick and the surrounding tile with grout. If you use the jolly stick as a finish piece, you will want to caulk across the top of the jolly stick to give the wall a finished look.

A:  What is the best way to install to sheet rock. Looking to install as finishing edge from a shower wall surround. Not much room to use mortar.

A:  Prior to grouting

A:  This listello tile is pencil thin. As a result it is best to adhere it to the substrate with a waterproof urethane or silicone adhesive. You can adhere it prior to grouting or afterwards--whichever is most suitable for your installation circumstances.