Awesome way to finish off miter cuts...wished the guy that did miters on his curb on my last weeks video I posted would watch you ! BTW, congrats on your 7000 sub mark ! You're blowing up on YT buddy !
Thank you sir! and yes, we installed a ceramic 12x24 mitered shower curb before and the curb chipped slightly when standing on it to grout the walls. This trim would have protected that curb and yeah, I love the climbing subs! 👊
Does the Finec work for regular tile without miter edege? My contractor can’t do miter edge for the fireplace so I’m hoping the Finec can be as invisible as possible for the fireplace edges. The Jolly is too much for me. Thanks
I don’t get it with those that thumbs down these videos; makes no sense. These videos are exceptional, very clear and helpful! Well done and thanks for making them!
I've been watching many of your videos and they've been so helpful! We are doing a whole house reno and our shower is large with a L bench to accommodate my husband (below the knee amputee). Question regarding the Finec trims....our tile is 4x16, 3/8" thickness. The Finec trims don't have this exact size, so is it still ok to use one? If so I'm assuming you pick the next width up? I would love to utilize them on the pony wall as well as the curb. Your help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Hi! Just checking in regarding my question. I’m thinking it will be ok to get the 7/16” finec for 3/8 tile, but wanted to get your opinion! Thanks so much!!
@@LandbergTileTV What I meant was when cutting with the miter saw, put the trim on a piece of, say 3/4 inch wood as a base on the miter saw and then cut. Try it, you will see it works, especially if you're trying to cut a small piece.
Lol, I was waiting for someone to say something! The trim was a little bent from being stored for a couple months. The solution to this would be to simply tape up the curb until the mortar cures. What do you think about the Finec? They carry it in like 15 different finishes, brushed nickel, stainless steel, powder coated colors etc...
Yes, protects the mitered and some people like trim such as this Finec in a stainless steel to match other items in the shower like the stainless steel grate, trim kit, shower head etc. It can tie everything together well 👊
Looks excellent as usual! I've really enjoyed using finec on a couple of jobs this past couple of weeks. Really ties in nicely with the fixtures, drain, grab bars, and shower door hardware. It seems like it will really protect those miters. Great video man! 👊
Some clients like the tile trimmed out look, also the Finec protects the miter for shower curbs that are vulnerable to cracking/chipping (this has happened to a ceramic shower curb we installed before)
Hi I have a related question regarding profiles for tile flooring. When two profiles must be used to cover the distance of the floor, are the profiles cut at 90 degree angles to meet each other, or is it not as simple and they are cut at opposing 45 angles to meet each other? Thank you in advance!!!
Id love to see this profile on some rectified tile with a sharp edge. Do you generally install your Schluter profiles like that? Sliding them into place?
Thank you for your video. Your work is great. This is a great idea but where can I buy it? I have been looking in the building stores in the area of Miami and nobody carries it. Thanks
@@LandbergTileTV thats about £19 sterling here....I use these trims all the time, but pay around £10 for aluminium, plastic, about £3 to around £6. but its all about preference I guess mate
Awesome way to finish off miter cuts...wished the guy that did miters on his curb on my last weeks video I posted would watch you !
BTW, congrats on your 7000 sub mark ! You're blowing up on YT buddy !
Starr Tile: I like that you find the time to watch other videos even thought I think you're one of the best tilers out there.
@@ronald5728 thank you sir ! Yeah I enjoy watching and learning little tricks from others as well as supporting other UA-camrs👍
Thank you sir! and yes, we installed a ceramic 12x24 mitered shower curb before and the curb chipped slightly when standing on it to grout the walls. This trim would have protected that curb and yeah, I love the climbing subs! 👊
Does the Finec work for regular tile without miter edege? My contractor can’t do miter edge for the fireplace so I’m hoping the Finec can be as invisible as possible for the fireplace edges. The Jolly is too much for me. Thanks
It's only for miters
Hi, does it have to be mitered? I don’t have a saw that can do that seems like the tile can just be butted up against and grout any gap.
I don’t get it with those that thumbs down these videos; makes no sense. These videos are exceptional, very clear and helpful! Well done and thanks for making them!
It's not the video, but the product some people don't like. Different strokes for different folks...
I've been watching many of your videos and they've been so helpful! We are doing a whole house reno and our shower is large with a L bench to accommodate my husband (below the knee amputee). Question regarding the Finec trims....our tile is 4x16, 3/8" thickness. The Finec trims don't have this exact size, so is it still ok to use one? If so I'm assuming you pick the next width up? I would love to utilize them on the pony wall as well as the curb. Your help is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Hi! Just checking in regarding my question. I’m thinking it will be ok to get the 7/16” finec for 3/8 tile, but wanted to get your opinion! Thanks so much!!
Great video but I would use this only on steps. Miters are made to have only 1 grout joint and almost invisible in m'y book
Yea but the edges are vulnerable
If you use a sacrificial piece of wood to put the trim on and cut, you will find that it will cut easier and cleaner.
Interesting, would you lay the trim on the corner of let's say a 2x4?
@@LandbergTileTV What I meant was when cutting with the miter saw, put the trim on a piece of, say 3/4 inch wood as a base on the miter saw and then cut. Try it, you will see it works, especially if you're trying to cut a small piece.
@@ronald5728 Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely have to give it a try as sometimes the
trim flies all over the place when cutting...👊
@@LandbergTileTV That's exactly what the piece of wood will prevent especially if you use it as part of the vertical fence where that gap is.
Isn't the world a better place when tilers give each other tips.
Looked like it deformed on the left side. Is there a way to prevent this?
Lol, I was waiting for someone to say something! The trim was a little bent from being stored for a couple months. The solution to this would be to simply tape up the curb until the mortar cures. What do you think about the Finec? They carry it in like 15 different finishes, brushed nickel, stainless steel, powder coated colors etc...
Hey man great vid!! Im a tile guy here in the northern Virginia area. Do you have those Tshirts for sale?
YES, the shirts will be available soon. Couple of weeks 👊
Nice clean look, I can see how this profile would protect a mitered joint especially on a curb. Great demo.
Yes, protects the mitered and some people like trim such as this Finec in a stainless steel to match other items in the shower like the stainless steel grate, trim kit, shower head etc. It can tie everything together well 👊
Looks excellent as usual! I've really enjoyed using finec on a couple of jobs this past couple of weeks. Really ties in nicely with the fixtures, drain, grab bars, and shower door hardware. It seems like it will really protect those miters.
Great video man! 👊
We think on the same wavelength brother! It all ties in with the other finishes 👊
What thickness schuter finec for 12×24 porcelain tile? Using 1/2" notch trowel. Do you grout it?
3/8 epoxy or Prism grout. We grout our miters
Great video as usual, would've loved to have seen the profile of the profile. Thanks for sharing this tip.
Thanks buddy! Better videos coming soon👊👊👊
Always great vids from u. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! appreciate the kind comment 👊
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It's a great idea and profile I must share! 👊👊👊 Thanks for watching and the comment!
Great vid, thanks for posting. Need to try this Finec soon. BTW, are those tiles from the 80s, plain white and all? lol
Lol, those are cheap 12x24 ceramic from Lowes. 90 cents a square foot 👊 But it still looks clean!
Thanks for one more good information, nice. schluter should pay you for this lol.
lol I WISH they would pay me! $25 a stick for this profile... 👊
Another good video. Thanks. On another note, I'm wondering when goboard is gonna come out with shower pans...
Thank you sir! and yes, John Mansville needs to get on the foam shower kits asap! 👊
Great demonstration. Very useful info. Thanks.
Thanks for watching and the comment! 👊👊👊
Trim is very common here, But Whats the Point of a Mitering if you trim it. The Mitered Finish looks far better than a Trim Finish
Some clients like the tile trimmed out look, also the Finec protects the miter for shower curbs that are vulnerable to cracking/chipping (this has happened to a ceramic shower curb we installed before)
I thought the same thing.
is this porcelain...?,yet to use finec,giving eke,bws a shot,along w rondec,jolly
Came for the trim. Stayed for the synthwave :)
"as you can see" points out of frame.
making videos is not an easy task
Can you use this for niches?
yes!
Vanilla Ice of tiling
lol
beautiful job immaculate presentation 10/10 please let me know when the shirts are available, take care brother 👊
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awesome brother keep calm and tile on 👊👊
Excellent work man! When installing should I butt the tile tight against trim? Or use my 16th inch spacers on both sides for grout or even silicone?
Grout, epoxy or silicone. All will work.
Really enjoy your channel. When cutting the mitre do you need to make a bigger gap to accommodate the width of the schluter?
No, standard miter cut is all you need.
Thanks for the video. Would you leave a gap between the trim and the tiles on either side for grout?
Yes, 1/32 or 1/16
Hi I have a related question regarding profiles for tile flooring. When two profiles must be used to cover the distance of the floor, are the profiles cut at 90 degree angles to meet each other, or is it not as simple and they are cut at opposing 45 angles to meet each other? Thank you in advance!!!
If you wanted to do the best job possible cut scarf joint
Why wouldn't you just use a Schluter quarter round as opposed to mitering the tiles and then using that?
This provides a "trim" look AND protects the vulnerable mitered tile edge. 👊
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I would add the trim may keep the edges of the tiles from chipping as it is way more durable than a beveled tile edge.
Yes sir you are correct. This would protect the vulnerable mitered edge.
What kind of blade was that on the miter saw to cut the profile, and where can I get one? Can’t find one.
cheap 40 tooth
Thank you for the video, may I ask you what size of the Tile Edge Aluminum SCHLUTER Angle do I need for my backsplash tiles installation?
Backsplash would require 3/8.
@@LandbergTileTV Thank you.
Id love to see this profile on some rectified tile with a sharp edge. Do you generally install your Schluter profiles like that? Sliding them into place?
Yes, it would look clean with rectified tile! thanks for watching 👊
Is the finec only for miter applications? Can it be the trim at the end of the tile on a wall?
yes, I believe it is only for miter cuts.
love the channel mann! you should post more "how to" videos on the jobsite. would be super helpful! keep up the good work!
Thank you brother, appreciate the kind words! 👊
Thank you for your video. Your work is great. This is a great idea but where can I buy it? I have been looking in the building stores in the area of Miami and nobody carries it. Thanks
I purchased it directly from Schluter.com
Bro im loving your channel. Best tiling channel on utube
Appreciate that brother! 👊😎
@@LandbergTileTV straight helping novices like me wanting to get into trade.
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Expensive stuff Schluter..
No necessarily. This trim cost is $25 per 8 foot stick. Bullnose or quarter round is more expensive for 8 linear feet. 👊
@@LandbergTileTV thats about £19 sterling here....I use these trims all the time, but pay around £10 for aluminium, plastic, about £3 to around £6. but its all about preference I guess mate