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Stainless Steel Square Corner Polished Grade 316

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Stainless Steel Square Corner – Polished Grade 316

Crafted from high-grade 316 stainless steel, this square corner trim provides superior durability and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor tile installations. Its polished finish adds a sleek, modern look, while the square profile ensures a clean, sharp edge for tile corners.

Designed for easy installation, this trim is perfect for high-moisture areas like bathrooms, kitchens, or outdoor spaces. The Grade 316 stainless steel offers long-lasting performance, even in harsh environments, ensuring your tile project stays protected and looking great for years to come.

Key Features:

High-quality Grade 316 stainless steel for corrosion resistance
Polished finish for a sleek, modern look
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use
Square profile for a clean, sharp edge
Easy to install for a professional finsh

Care Instruction for Stainless Steel Square Corner Polished Grade 316

How To Use Stainless Steel Square Corner Polished Grade 316:

1. Choosing the Profile Height:
Due to the slight thickness added by the tile adhesive, the profile should be selected to be 1-2 mm higher than the tile thickness. This allowance is essential for achieving a clean, flush finish for your tile edge.

2. Applying the Tile Adhesive:
Clean the surface of dust and dirt, then apply tile adhesive to the appropriate area using a notched trowel.

3. Attaching the Profile:
Press the perforated flange of the profile into the adhesive bed and align the profile. The flange should then be fully embedded in the adhesive.

4. Laying the Tile:
Align the tile to be flush with the top edge of the profile, maintaining a joint of 2-3 mm between the tile and the profile.

5. Filling the Joint:
Finally, fill the joint completely with grout.

For cutting, a hacksaw or an angle grinder (using a new cutting disc) can generally be used.