Standard
Complies with applicable construction material standards.
Complies with user safety standards.
Complies with environmentally friendly manufacturing technology standards.
Complies with modern production process management standards.
Standards: ASTM D638, ASTM D790, ASTM D1525, ASTM D648.
Specifications
Function: Provides a neat finish and creates an attractive rounded corner at the junction between two tiled surfaces or along exposed wall tile edges, helping reduce the risk of injury in the event of accidental impact.
Installation position: Bathrooms, kitchens, and exposed or terminating edges of wall tiles.
Material: uPVC or PVC-U, also known as Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride.
Profile size: Suitable for tile thicknesses of 6, 8, 10, and 12 mm, with rounded or square-edge profiles, or custom-made upon request.
Quality: Made from 100% virgin uPVC material.
Colours: White, black, grey, or customised upon request.
Length: 2.5 m per piece or cut to the required length.
Packaging: 120 pieces per box.
General Introduction to Tile Edge Trims and uPVC Tile Edge Trims
Finishing trims are building products that help improve the speed, accuracy and appearance of finishing work while reducing installation errors. They can be manufactured from various materials, including galvanized steel, stainless steel and uPVC.
uPVC finishing trims are technical uPVC profiles available in a variety of designs for finishing applications such as plastering, rendering, tiling and puttying.
Tile edge trims are manufactured from materials such as galvanized steel, stainless steel, uPVC and aluminium. They are used in tiling applications to reduce installation errors at exposed tile edges.
uPVC tile edge trims are manufactured from uPVC and are available with rounded, square or chamfered edges. They provide a quick, accurate and refined finish to tiled edges while improving safety for users.
Classification of uPVC Tile Edge Trims
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| uPVC tile edge trim for external, convex and positive corners | uPVC tile edge trim for internal, concave and negative corners |
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| Open-type uPVC tile edge trim | Closed-type uPVC tile edge trim |
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| Round-edge uPVC tile trim | Square-edge uPVC tile trim |
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| Chamfered-edge uPVC tile trim | Tile corner finishing accessory |
Functions of uPVC Tile Edge Trims
uPVC tile edge trims are used in ceramic and stone tiling applications to:
- Create accurate, refined and attractive internal and external tile corners.
- Produce well-defined edges that are safer for users and easier to clean.
- Accelerate installation and reduce errors when finishing tiled corners and edges.
- Eliminate the need to mitre tile edges at corners, helping reduce material and labour costs.
- Allow easier repair and replacement during use, helping reduce maintenance costs.
- Make the installation of tiled corners and edges easier for construction workers.
General Introduction to PVC, uPVC and Technical uPVC
uPVC tile edge trims are manufactured from uPVC, also known as PVC-U. The full term is unplasticized polyvinyl chloride. It is a form of PVC that contains no plasticizers and is therefore commonly referred to as rigid PVC. Its rigidity gives uPVC enhanced mechanical, physical and chemical properties compared with conventional PVC.
HAN technical uPVC is researched and developed from a uPVC base formulation, with its mechanical, physical and chemical characteristics adapted to the requirements of different construction applications.
uPVC tile edge trims made from technical uPVC provide enhanced rigidity, toughness, elasticity, surface gloss, colour stability and chemical resistance, making them suitable for tiling applications.
uPVC tile edge trims are safe for installers and end users when used correctly.
Under normal ambient and climatic conditions, the service life of uPVC tile edge trims is compatible with that of the installed tiles.
Identifying Characteristics of HAN uPVC Tile Edge Trims
| No. | Characteristic | uPVC Tile Edge Trim |
| 1 | Product codes | PCE0100, PRT010O, PRT0120, PST0120, PRC0093, etc. |
| 2 | Design | Profiles for internal or external corners; open or closed types; rounded, square or chamfered edges |
| 3 | Profile features | Available in various profiles with ribs and perforations |
| 4 | Size | Suitable for tiles and panels with thicknesses from 6 to 15 mm |
| 5 | Application | Creates accurate, finished corners for tiles and panels |
| 6 | Colours | White, grey, black or custom colours upon request |
| 7 | Manufacturing technology | Technical uPVC extrusion |
| 8 | Material | Technical uPVC |
| 9 | Surface finish | Smooth and glossy |
| 10 | Mechanical, physical and chemical properties | Suitable for tiling work in accordance with applicable construction standards |
| 11 | Packaging | 2.5 m per trim; 50–100 trims per carton |
How to Select and Use uPVC Tile Edge Trims for Tiled Edges
To achieve the best technical, aesthetic and economic results when using uPVC tile edge trims, customers should consider the following:
| No. | Item | Points to Consider | What to Avoid |
| 1 | Product code | Where the installation specification has already been established, identify and confirm the correct HAN product code. | |
| 2 | Design | Select a suitable profile: rounded, square or chamfered, and open or closed as required. | Do not select a lower-cost profile without considering installation requirements, service conditions and appearance. |
| 3 | Size | Ensure that the trim height is compatible with the tile thickness. As a general guide: trim height = tile thickness + 1 mm. | |
| 4 | Length | For small quantities, use HAN standard lengths of 2 m, 2.5 m or 3 m. For large projects, custom-cut lengths can help minimize offcuts and unnecessary costs. | Avoid ordering unsuitable lengths that create excessive waste and increase installation costs. |
| 5 | Quantity | Confirm the required quantities and specifications, and include a reasonable allowance for cutting losses and wastage. | |
| 6 | Ordering time | Ensure the products are available in the site warehouse before installation begins so that construction progress is not affected. | Avoid placing orders too close to the installation date, as this may delay the work. |
| 7 | HAN brand identification | Contact an authorized distributor or purchase directly from HAN. The packaging should clearly display HAN information, including the product code, address and telephone number. | Products supplied in packaging that does not clearly identify the HAN factory may not be genuine HAN products. |
| 8 | Responsible personnel | Personnel with appropriate knowledge and experience should consult directly with HAN's technical advisory team before making a purchasing decision. | |
| 9 | Installation method | Follow HAN's installation instructions, including fully bedding the trim, selecting a suitable tile and adhesive thickness, and securing the trim firmly at the correct level. For products with temporary protective film, remove the film at the appropriate stage to preserve the finished surface. | |
| 10 | Storage | Follow the recommended transport and storage procedures to keep the products in good condition before installation. |

To achieve the best finish, remove the temporary protective film at the appropriate time—after installation, cleaning and all related finishing work have been completed. This helps protect the trim surface until the area is ready for use.
Correct Transport and Storage of uPVC Finishing Trims
Transport recommendations for HAN uPVC finishing trims:
- Do not drag cartons along the ground or throw them down from a height.
- Do not leave cartons leaning or standing vertically for extended periods.
- Use a truck with a flat loading platform and a covered cargo area or waterproof tarpaulin to protect the products from rain.
- When transporting several types of trim in the same vehicle, place longer and heavier cartons underneath, with shorter and lighter cartons on top.
- Do not place heavy or sharp objects on the cartons. Prevent cartons from being bent, warped or punctured during transport.
- Handle cartons correctly during loading and unloading to prevent tearing, bending or deformation.
Storage recommendations for HAN uPVC finishing trims:
- Store indoors on pallets in a dry, elevated and well-ventilated area. Keep away from direct sunlight, water, soil, mud, moisture, mould and high temperatures.
- Do not store cartons vertically. Individual trims should not be left upright or leaning for long periods, as this may cause bending.
- When trims are not required for immediate use, clean and repack them in their cartons to prevent dust accumulation and preserve their colour and surface gloss.
- Do not turn cartons upside down. Store them in the orientation indicated by the directional arrows on the packaging.
Quality Standards for uPVC Tile Edge Trims
HAN uPVC tile edge trims comply with the following relevant standards and requirements:
- ASTM D638, ASTM D790, ASTM D1525 and ASTM D648.
- Applicable requirements of current Vietnamese construction standards (TCVN).
- Quality uPVC finishing trims should satisfy the criteria below.
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| The mechanical, physical and chemical properties of the uPVC must satisfy installation, bonding and service requirements for tiled finishes. | The finished trim must have a flat, straight and uniform appearance and conform to the specified dimensions. |
In building finishing works, tile installation is one of the most important activities affecting the overall quality and appearance of a project.
When installing tiles, finishing exposed edges, internal corners and external corners requires a high degree of accuracy and professional workmanship to achieve straight, even, precise and visually refined results.
When tiles are installed using conventional methods without uPVC tile edge trims, the following problems may occur at exposed edges and internal or external corners:
- Tile edges and corners may be uneven, misaligned, rough, non-uniform or improperly finished.
- Corners may be excessively sharp, creating a potential safety risk for users. They are also more susceptible to chipping during use and can be costly to repair.
- The tile body may remain exposed if the edge is not mitred or is cut at an incorrect angle.
- Mitring tile edges requires high precision and can easily cause chipping or breakage, resulting in material waste and higher installation costs.
- Installation takes longer because additional labour is required to cut and grind the tile edges.
- Workers must maintain a high level of concentration throughout the process, increasing fatigue and pressure and potentially affecting the construction schedule.
Using HAN uPVC Tile Edge Trims provides the following benefits:
- Creates straight, flat, uniform and neatly rounded tile edges and corners, as the trim profiles are manufactured to consistent dimensions.
- Provides a safer, purpose-designed corner finish without excessively sharp edges.
- Helps protect tile edges against impact and reduces the risk of chipping. The trim can also be replaced more easily if repairs are required.
- Eliminates the need to mitre tile edges at corners, reducing tile damage, material waste and associated costs.
- Simplifies corner finishing, accelerates installation and reduces labour costs.
- Reduces worker fatigue and pressure during tile installation.
To use HAN uPVC Tile Edge Trims correctly and achieve the best results, customers should observe the following guidelines:
- Select the appropriate trim profile for the application:
- Rounded-edge profiles: PRT0120 and PST010O
- Square-edge profile: PST0120S
- Bevelled-edge profile: PCE0100
- Select a trim size suitable for the tile thickness. The trim height should be at least 1 mm greater than the tile thickness.
- Choose a suitable colour according to the design and aesthetic requirements. The three standard colours are white, red and grey.
- For areas subject to frequent contact or impact, consider using a gloss-finished profile for easier cleaning.
- Level and clean the substrate thoroughly before tiling. Dampen the surface to improve adhesion.
- Prepare suitable setting-out and levelling tools. A laser level can accelerate installation by simultaneously aligning multiple vertical and horizontal edges within the same area.
- Use a specialized cutting tool to produce clean and precise joints. For a more refined finish, ensure that trim joints align with the tile grout lines. At 90° intersections, use suitable corner connectors to improve the finished appearance.
- Secure the trim firmly using mortar or screws.
- Ensure that the joint between the trim and tile matches the width of the surrounding tile joints. Cross-shaped tile spacers should be used to maintain consistent and visually uniform joint widths.
- Remove excess tile adhesive promptly to prevent it from adhering to the tile and trim surfaces.
- Clean the joints between the tiles and trims before applying grout or joint-filling mortar.
- Clean the completed surface at the appropriate time. Remove the protective film when suitable to maintain the quality and appearance of the trim.
- Store unused trims properly in accordance with HAN’s storage instructions.
Please contact HAN’s authorized distributor network or sales department for advice on HAN uPVC Tile Edge Trims.
HAN uPVC Tile Edge Trims are currently available in the following specifications and packaging:
- Open rounded-edge profile: PRT010O
- Closed rounded-edge profile: PRT010C
- Closed square-edge profile: PST010S
- Bevelled-edge profile: PCE0100
The standard length is 2.5 metres per trim, or the trims can be cut to custom lengths upon request.
Packaging: 50–100 trims per carton.
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