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

A:  The width of this listello tile isn't particularly relevant. It is basically a "quarter-round" tile--meaning, it is intended to fit into a 90 degree application. The thickness of each resting surface, therefore, is identical to typical subway tile thickness, or ~5mm.

A:  Hello John, The Daltile Restore Bright White 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Wall Jolly Trim Tile is 1/2 inches in width. Thank you for your interest in our product.

A:  Each tile is 1/2 inch wide and 12 inches long.

A:  Much more like 1/2 inch wide. About the same size as a large pencil. There are 4 in a package, omnce next to the other, so that may be why it looks wide.

A:  It has 4 tiles per package.

A:  Hello Mjl, The Daltile Restore Black 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Jolly Trim Tile is sold by the piece and has 6pcs per case. Thank you for your interest in our product.

A:  Hello Andrew, The Restore Bright White 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Wall Jolly Trim Tile cannot be used to tile around the corner because it is corner trim and it will not provide you with a finished corner edge. We recommend partnering with a Flooring specialist at your local Home Depot who will be able to help you pick out additional trim pieces.

A:  I ordered Daltile Bianco white jolly trim tile it is unfortunately out of stock ,it was suggested I order the bright white can you compare the two tiles for color please

A:  You could, but I wouldn't

A:  Absolutely! What you ask is called "mitering", and these trim tiles--despite the inaccurate claims made by others--can be miter cut to fit around inside/outside corners along the wall. Doing so requires the use of two tools: 1) an adjustable miter gauge, and 2) a tilt-blade wet tile saw... both of which are conveniently sold at Home Depot.

A:  the end of the tile is straight not rounded, but that is expected, if you use a tile cutter and cut very slow, so as not to brake the tile, you can create the 45 degree corner, or what ever degree you want.

A:  Probably not, at least not easily. These are best for straight edges.

A:  On an inside corner, push one tile end against the wall, and push the end of the tile on the adjoining wall up against the first tile. It won't be a clean joint, but when you grout, then caulk afterward, you can cover the joint. I would not recommend trying to cut the tiles at a 45degree angle because they break easily. You can try to wear down the tile as necessary by rubbing an end against sand paper. Perhaps you can get a 45 degree angle that way.

A:  It is domed with angled inward sides.

A:  Not domed with straight sides. I'd call this half round. It sits flat on the wall with a rounded profile and the entire exposed surface is glazed.

A:  yes, it is has a quarter round profile. space on back edge for adhesive.

A:  Valued Customer, The Restore Bright White 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Wall Jolly Trim Tile is not shaped like a quarter round, bullnose or pencil. But out of those three descriptions, this jolly trim tile is more like a pencil shape.

A:  It is quarter round

A:  It is rounded on the top then both sides slope inward to a flat bottom.

A:  here is your photo

A:  Like a pencil with a flat side

A:  Yes it is rounded. Fits perfect for finishing edge of shower surround walls kits.

A:  Valued Customer, No the jolly trim tile is not rounded.

A:  It's just curved on both long sides. I guess you could call it a bullnose. It makes a perfect edge against a wall.

A:  The top is rounded, then the side go in at angles to a flat bottom. |<)

A:  Dear Kurt, The Restore Bright White 1/2 in. x 12 in. Glazed Ceramic Wall Jolly Trim Tile does not come with a bullnose side.

A:  Not exactly. It looks like a half round. It sits flat on the wall and is rounded. The entire exposed surface is glazed.

A:  Yes, on the face side. the back profile fits a 90 degree angle, I have added an image