Baroque Glass Crackled Glossy Pencil Trim

Yes! The Baroque Glass Crackled Glossy Pencil Trim is perfect for wall use in indoor wet areas, including showers, bathroom backsplashes, and above kitchen sinks. The durable glass and crackled glossy finish are moisture-resistant, making it an ideal finishing piece for your tiling project. Just avoid floor installations, as this trim is designed for walls only.

Our Baroque Glass Crackled Glossy Pencil Trim is designed specifically to coordinate with the Baroque 3x6 crackled glass field tiles. Simply choose the same color and finish as your field tiles: Arctic Blue, Glacier White, Natural White, Tundra Grey (glossy), or Gun Metal (matte finish only). The glossy finish on the trim complements the glossy field tiles perfectly. If you have Gun Metal field tiles, please note the trim comes only in matte for that color.

The 1x6 Baroque Glass Crackled Glossy Pencil Trim is easy to install using standard glass tile adhesives suitable for wall applications. For best results, use a high-quality thinset mortar or tile mastic designed for glass tiles. If you need to cut the trim to fit your space, use a wet saw equipped with a diamond blade made for glass. Always wear safety goggles and handle tiles carefully to avoid chipping. Allow proper spacing for grout, and use non-sanded grout to prevent scratching the glossy surface.

Caring for your crackled glossy glass pencil trim is simple. Wipe regularly with a soft, damp cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner to keep the finish looking brilliant. Avoid harsh chemicals, acidic cleaners, or abrasive scrubbers, as they can scratch or damage the crackled finish and grout lines. For grout stains, use a gentle grout cleaner and rinse well. Thanks to the glossy glass surface, maintenance is minimal and easy!

Yes, each box contains one Baroque Glass Crackled Glossy Pencil Trim, measuring 1" x 6". To figure out how many you need, measure the linear feet you want to trim (like along the top edge or sides of your tile installation) and divide by the 6-inch length of each piece. Always round up and add 10% extra to account for cuts and any accidental breakage. If you’re unsure, reach out to us with your project details and we’ll be happy to help you calculate how many boxes to order!