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There are generally two types of ceramic tile baseboards available. The cove baseboard, which finishes into the floor by curving slightly to meet it, is one of the most frequently used tile baseboards. Primarily used today in retro tile designs, the cove baseboard is often plain, with little to no decorative molding or elements. Cove baseboards are frequently used in an accent color to stand out from the wall tile, and compliment a border of similar color under the chair rail or cap.
Baseboard moldings are typically not used in shower designs, due to their ability to attract and hold onto soap scum and dirt,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], making cleaning more difficult. For wall tiles in bathrooms with baseboard moldings, end the baseboard outside of the shower, and bring the wall tile straight down to the shower floor instead.
Baseboard tiles have been used for centuries to help protect walls from wet mops when cleaning the floors. Today, baseboard moldings are used throughout the home both to protect walls from mops and vacuums, and to give a finished appearance to the design. When tiling a bathroom, consider using a tile baseboard or baseboard alternative to enhance and complete the tile design.
Standard tile baseboards are more decorative,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and go straight down onto the floor tile; much like a wooden baseboard is installed over other flooring materials. The standard tile baseboard is typically the same color as the wall tile,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and may be paired with a decorative border to further highlight the tile design.
Tile Baseboards
If using porcelain tile on the floor, but no tile on the walls, consider using the porcelain tile’s bullnose as a baseboard. Most porcelain tiles will have bullnose tiles available in either 6”x6” or 3”x12”, either of which will work well as a baseboard alternative.
If using stone tiles, such as marble, on the floor, with no tile on the walls, consider using a ½ tile of the floor material with either a stone rail molding or a wooden molding painted to match the rest of the wood trim on top of the tile to create a baseboard.
The tile baseboard is a great place to add just a touch of extra design to a bathroom design, giving it a finished and complete look. If tiling a traditional bathroom, consider using a standard baseboard in the same color as the wall tile, with a decorative border above it. For more modern bathrooms, try running a border of glass 1 tile up from the floor for an extra pop of color. All bathrooms can benefit from the appearance of a baseboard, so be sure to include either a baseboard,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], or baseboard alternative in every design for a finished look and style.
If using a wall tile in porcelain or natural stone that does not have a matching tile baseboard, or if only tiling the floor, there are baseboard alternatives which can help complete the design. For wall tiles that do not have a baseboard component, consider using a pencil molding 1 tile, or ½ tile up from the floor to make a break in the design and give the appearance of a baseboard. A decorative border can be used just above the molding, or it can be used on its own.
A thin decorative border, 1 tile up from the floor can be used in place of a baseboard in ceramic tile designs as well. Try repeating the same border 1 tile below the chair rail and 1 tile above the floor for an extra decorative touch. This works well for bathrooms using a glass tile border, or mosaic border around the room, as the look can be continued throughout the bathroom, into the shower with no breaks.
Tile Baseboard Alternatives
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