Where Are Wooden Edge Strips Generally Used?

Edge strips are generally used to strengthen the stability of the flat veneer of the floor materials on both sides, as well as the corners with gaps and difficult to handle in home decoration.

Edge strips are widely used, mainly in the following scenarios:

The intersection of floor materials: For example, when the room is paved with wooden floors and the living room is paved with floor tiles, the edge strips are used to handle the gaps between the floor tiles and the wooden floors, which is both beautiful and practical.
Wall tile corners: At the corners of the wall tiles, the edge strips can make the corners of the tiles more beautiful and firm, avoiding the ugly gaps caused by vertical intersections.
Partial wall tiling: When tiling the local wall, the edge strips can beautify the exposed side of the tiles, making the wall look more exquisite and generous.
Wood veneer closing: When a large area of ​​wall is decorated with wood veneer, the edge strips are used for the joint gaps and corners between the wood veneer panels to make the gaps and corners more exquisite.
Gaps between soft and hard board materials: In the wall decoration of soft board, hard board and wall panel, the edge strips are used in the gaps and corners between different boards to achieve a light luxury and high-end design effect.
Between wooden floor and wardrobe: When the wardrobe is installed first and then the wooden floor is laid, the edge strips are used to deal with the gap between the wooden floor and the wardrobe, and the decorative effect is significant.
In addition, the styles of edge strips include positive angle line, negative angle line, rounded angle line, etc. When using, it is necessary to pay attention to the color difference between the material of the edge strip and the material of the ground and wall to ensure the coordination and beauty of the overall decoration effect.