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Address: No. 1-8, Ruyi Road, Xiabai, Luocun, Shishan Town, Nanhai District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China
Contact name:Sophie
Foshan Homedeco Metal Co., Ltd. |
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Stainless Steel Brushed Square Shape Tile Corner Trim Finishing Strip For Outside
| Name | brushed stainless steel angle trim, stainless steel decorative trim, stainless steel corner trim, stainless steel tile edging, stainless steel edge trim, stainless steel quarter round trim |
| Material | Stainless steel 304 |
| Shape | Flat, U-Shape, Round or Customized, L, various shapes |
| Length | 2.5m or 2.7m, can be customized |
| Surface Treatment | Polished, Electrophoresis, 8K, Brushed, Electroplate |
| Color | Silver, Black, Gold, Golden, customized |
| Feature | Easy install, Smooth surface, Grace surface |
| Package | Stick transparent film every piece, 100 pieces in 1 carton |
| Application | Mainly used for exterior corner of ceramic tiles, stone, glass, wood in the warehose,,retail cafes & restaurants, corridors, lobbies, offices, store rooms, classrooms, conference rooms, back of house areas. |
| Installation Introduce | Using silicone glue / titebond paste to bond with other materials such as brick, stone, wood, glass. |
In addition to the use of these two spaces, stainless steel lines are used more like the TV wall in the living room. For example, they are used more and embedded into the ceiling, and one or two circles of stainless steel lines are made on the ceiling. The effect is also very good.
Stainless steel lines also have a good use in the bathroom. Many people like to make waist lines in the bathroom to increase the layering of the wall tiles.
Stainless steel lines make the decoration of the entire ceiling extremely delicate. The rose gold tone is consistent with the solid wood furniture. The whole is harmonious and beautiful. The double-layered ceiling design is more layered, so the home space will not appear sunken. The metal lamp illuminates under the spotlight, showing the fashion sense of modern home.
