Glossy Metal Decorative Trim Aluminum Corner Guard Tile Edge Profile

High-Gloss Aluminum Corner Guard for Tile and Wall Edges

A bright metal edge changes how a corner reads. Where a matte bar blends in, a polished one catches the light, picks up the colors of the room and gives tile, stone and panel edges a crisp, finished outline. This corner guard is made for that look.

The bars are formed as right angles in aluminum, with a smooth reflective face. The range runs from white and cream through polished silver and steel grey to deep gunmetal and black, so the same shape can suit a bright bathroom or a dark bar front. The first bar in the range carries a small return lip, which gives tile edges an extra seat.

What a Polished Finish Brings

Light and depth

A glossy face reflects spot lights and window light, so a corner looks sharper and a small room feels a little wider.

Strong contrast

Silver and black polished bars draw a thin graphic line around pale tile, while cream and white versions soften the transition on warm walls.

A hard, easy-to-wipe face

The smooth surface does not hold dust or splashes. In kitchens and bathrooms, a quick pass with a damp cloth restores the shine.

Protection where hits happen

Counter edges, column corners and entrance walls take knocks every day. The aluminum angle takes the impact instead of the tile glaze or the plaster underneath.

Finish and Tone Guide

Technical Summary

Typical Uses

• Outside corners of tiled bathrooms, showers and kitchen splashbacks
• Edges of counters, bar fronts and reception desks
• Column corners and wall returns in lobbies and shopping areas
• Borders on shelving, display niches and elevator surrounds
• Painted and plastered corners that need a strong, bright finish

Installation Notes

1. Clean the corner and make sure tile adhesive or plaster is cured.
2. Cut the bar to length and ease any sharp burr from the cut end.
3. Test fit the angle, and seat the return lip behind the tile edge where it is used.
4. Spread a thin line of suitable adhesive inside the angle.
5. Press the bar to the corner, keep it straight and wipe off squeeze out.
6. Leave the adhesive to set before cleaning the face with a soft cloth.

Take care not to drag grit across the polished face, and avoid abrasive pads or strong acid cleaners.

Packing and Delivery

Polished bars scratch easily, so packing matters. Bars are protected in cartons, strapped together and wrapped onto pallets, which keeps them straight and the faces free from marks during loading and shipping. Orders are supplied from the factory with more than 500 profile styles in stock, and OEM/ODM requests for size, color and carton marking can be arranged.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the gloss fade over time?

Normal indoor cleaning will not remove the color layer. Avoid scouring pads and harsh chemicals to keep the shine.

What does the return lip do?

On the profile that has it, the lip tucks behind the tile edge and helps hold the bar in line with the tile face.

Can I order only one color?

Yes. Colors can be ordered individually or mixed in one shipment.

Can a different width be made?

Yes. Send the leg size you need and ask for a quote on a custom section.

How can I check the finish before buying?

Ask for a free sample and compare it with your tile or wall under the real lighting.