Mississippi Clear Highlight Strip Wall Tile

This is a finishing and detailing piece rather than a field tile. It is used to close an exposed edge, cap the top of a half-tiled wall, form a border, or turn a corner neatly, so the raw edge of the glass is never left on show.

Using the matching trim from the same range is what makes a tiled wall look properly finished rather than simply stopped.

Trims and strips are counted by linear length, not by area. Measure the total run you need to finish in metres, divide by the length of one piece, and add around 10% for cuts and for the odd breakage.

If you send us your measurements and a photo or sketch of the wall, we will work the quantity out for you and check you have not missed an external corner or a return.

It is made to coordinate with its parent range, so the colour and finish are matched as closely as the manufacturing process allows. With hand-finished and antiqued glass there can be a slight difference in tone between a trim and a field tile, and between production batches.

For that reason we always recommend ordering your trims at the same time as your main tiles, from the same batch.

Fix with the same white, glass-rated adhesive you are using for the main tiles. Grey adhesive will show through the glass.

Cut with a glass cutter and score-and-snap rather than a tile saw wherever you can, as the narrow section chips easily. Mitre external corners for the neatest result, and keep any factory-finished edge facing outward where it will be seen.

Each piece measures 298 x 24 x 8mm, and trims are counted by length rather than by area.

Measure the total run you need to finish in metres, divide by the length of one piece, and add around 10% for cuts and the occasional breakage. Remember to allow an extra piece for each external corner or return.

Send us your measurements or a quick sketch and we will work the quantity out for you. We always recommend ordering trims at the same time as your main tiles so they come from the same batch.