Explore Our Built Up Base Collection

BUILT UP SHOWER BASE: A FOUNDATION OF STYLE AND PRACTICALITY

A built-up shower base is more than a functional element in a bathroom, it's a foundational piece that combines practicality with style. These bases, crafted with precision, offer a solid and reliable platform for your shower area. The variety in colors, from greys and blacks to whites, allows these bases to blend seamlessly with any bathroom decor. They are not just about utility but also about enhancing the overall look of your bathroom.

These shower bases are designed to withstand the rigors of daily use. Their robust construction ensures longevity, making them a wise investment for any home. The ease of maintenance and cleaning adds to their appeal, making them a favored choice for busy households. Their ability to complement a range of tile designs and colors offers endless possibilities for creating a personalized bathroom space.

ENHANCING INTERIORS WITH BUILT UP BASE

The integration of built-up base or edge flashing in interior design is a subtle yet impactful way to elevate a space. These elements not only serve the practical purpose of protecting walls from moisture and wear but also add a distinct design element. Available in finishes like matte or unglazed, they can either create a harmonious look or introduce a contrasting design element. This versatility makes them suitable for various interior styles, from contemporary to classic.

Furthermore, these trims are not limited to just bathrooms, they can be used in kitchens, living areas, and even commercial spaces. Their ability to blend with different color schemes and materials makes them a flexible choice for any design project. The precision in their manufacturing ensures a perfect fit, contributing to a neat and finished look in any installation.

A TOUCH OF ELEGANCE WITH PORCELAIN WALL TRIMS

Porcelain wall trims in our built up base collection are designed to add a refined edge to your tile work. These trims, available in colors like white and gray, provide a sleek and polished finish, enhancing the overall appearance of your tiled areas. Ideal for both residential and commercial settings, these edging trims are not only visually appealing but also practical, offering easy maintenance and enduring beauty.

The second part of their appeal lies in their adaptability. These porcelain trims can be used to frame a variety of tile designs, from bold patterns to subtle hues. Their clean lines and smooth finish make them a popular choice for designers and homeowners alike. Whether used as a subtle border or a striking contrast, these trims add a level of sophistication to any space.

BUILT-UP BASE TRIMS FLEXIBLE DESIGN OPTIONS

Our built up base trims offer a world of design possibilities. Whether aiming for a subtle complement to existing decor or a bold statement, these trims cater to diverse style preferences. 

In addition to their aesthetic appeal, these trims are designed for versatility. They can be used in various applications, from framing a bathroom shower base to accenting a kitchen backsplash. Their compatibility with different tile sizes and shapes allows for creative freedom in design. The quality of materials used in these trims ensures they are not only beautiful but also long-lasting, making them a practical addition to any design project.

WHAT IS THE BEST BASE FOR TILING?

The optimal base for tiling is one that offers stability and water resistance. A cement backer board or a waterproof membrane over a solid substrate is typically recommended. This ensures a durable and long-lasting tile installation.

CAN YOU TILE OVER A ROUGH SURFACE?

Yes, tiling over a rough surface is feasible with proper preparation. The surface should be leveled and smoothed to ensure a secure and even tile application, ensuring the tiles adhere properly and look their best.

CAN YOU INSTALL TILE DIRECTLY ON CONCRETE?

Installing tile directly on concrete is possible and often preferred. The concrete should be clean, level, and free of cracks. Using a moisture barrier is advisable if the concrete is on or below grade, to prevent potential water damage.