Trims & edging 46 products · 4 categories

Tile trims, transition strips and stair nosings to finish exposed edges and join one floor to the next. Pick a category below, or shop the full range.

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Why choose Multifors for trims & edging?

Finish

A clean edge

Trims protect exposed tile edges and give corners and floor joins a neat, finished line.

Fit

Sized to your tile

Profiles to suit tile thicknesses from 6mm through to 14mm.

Materials

Metal finishes

Aluminium, brass and stainless steel profiles to suit the look of the room.

Joins

Between floors

Transition strips and stair nosings for where tiles meet timber, carpet or a step edge.

About Trims & edging

Metal profiles for tiled corners, step edges and doorways, most of them from DTA, with options for homes as well as commercial floors. Angle, L shape and aluminium sections do most of the everyday work, and an L shape angle runs along outside corners, benchtop edges and the top of a half height tiled wall.

At a doorway, let the neighbouring floor decide. Transition and diminishing strips take up a difference in height between two surfaces, napdown bars suit carpet edges, cover strips sit across joins and a ramp suits vinyl flooring. On stairs, choose a nosing by riser length and by the job, since short and long riser versions are made for carpet tiles, vinyl flooring or retro fitting. Bluestone and Quartz porcelain stair risers then tile the upright face of each step.

Order the setting materials with the profiles rather than after them. Tile adhesive beds the tile and the trim's perforated leg, grout fills the joints, and spacers and wedges keep grout lines consistent right up to the trim.

Common Questions

Trims & edging FAQ

How do I choose the right trim size?

Match the trim to the thickness of the tile you are laying. Each trim lists the tile thicknesses it suits, and our team can check it against your tile.

Do trims go in while tiling or afterwards?

Most trims are set in place as the tiles are laid. Some profiles can be fitted to finished tiling. Check the product details before you order.

What's the difference between a transition strip and a stair nosing?

A transition strip joins two floors where they meet, such as tiles to timber or carpet. A stair nosing finishes and protects the front edge of a step.

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