Rough cut or nipped ceramic tiles will almost always have sharp edges to deal.
Floor tile sharp edges.
In this video i show you how to smooth out the rough edges of a cut tile.
Step 3 file the edges.
Nippers trim away small chunks of material which leaves behind a rough jagged edge.
Just place your tile on a flat firm surface holding the end down with your non dominant hand.
On two of our four bathroom walls there is partial tiling that stops at the shower s edge and it looks unfinished.
This way the rough cut edges will be touching one another.
Orient the tiles so that the smooth edge is on the outside of your tiled project.
In particular nipped edges will not only be sharp but serrated as well and for any practical purpose they need to be smoothed over if not for safety s sake then for the aesthetic appearance.
Then place the file on the edge about an inch from the tip and push downward in a single smooth stroke.
Whenever i cut a tile it ends up having a very rough and jagged edge.
Bullnose tiles have finished edges and are meant to be installed with wall tile.
Here are the industry guidelines concerning grout width and tile that is out of flat.
Porcelain tiles have sharp edges when cut especially if you used tile nippers to trim them.
They typically have a gently rounded edge and are used to create a transition between the tile and the wall.
It sounds like the origional installers did not sufficiently flatten the floor to the tolerances needed in large format rectified tile.
Glass tiles typically have a smooth uncut edge and a sharp cut edge.
They just finished the install this weekend and seems that there s a lot of places that aren t level and the tile is quite sharp on the sides.
Fixing sharp edges on installed tile.
Is there a product or technique i can use on these tiles to make them look purposeful and nicely.
Edge tiled walls with glass tiles for an elegant look.
The previous owner of our condo installed tile in the shower area and although my husband and i really like the tile itself he left the edges of the tile looking unfinished.