We have plain white tile floors in one of our bathrooms, with (3 5/8 X 4 1/4") shiny black ceramic "baseboard" tiles around the whole room. Since the house is quite old, things didn't line up perfectly. I want to camouflage the uneven spaces. I have searched high and low (Google) for the equivalent of quarter round (toe molding) made of ceramic, but no real success. Has anybody ever heard of these shaped tiles? Thanks in advance.

they really don't make them anymore- there is a company called Interceramic that carries a brand- if you have one near you try them. You can look them up online at www.interceramic.com. I don't remember the name of the tile but make sure you ask for someone that has been there awhile- it comes in 1x2 strips
hope that helps some

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Originally Posted by Gerry B

We have plain white tile floors in one of our bathrooms, with (3 5/8 X 4 1/4") shiny black ceramic "baseboard" tiles around the whole room. Since the house is quite old, things didn't line up perfectly. I want to camouflage the uneven spaces. I have searched high and low (Google) for the equivalent of quarter round (toe molding) made of ceramic, but no real success. Has anybody ever heard of these shaped tiles? Thanks in advance.

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Go To Dal-Tile Corporation and see if you find what your looking for

Hi - did you ever get any quarter circle tiles? I've looked everywhere?

If you did, could you drop me a mail at [email protected] please & tell me where you got them?

Many thanks
Martin

Yes, there are some to be found, just not in my style. Hope yours is in this catalog:

www.interceramic.com

They've got some beautiful tile in lots of styles & colors. All I want is black porcelain. You'd think it would be easier than this. Been looking for over 4 years. Hope you have better luck.

It's been mentioned earlier. Dal tile... this series...

Daltile Semi Gloss™ Ceramic Tile

Most any tile shop or big box should be able to order it for you.

Right. Been there, done that. No joy. As an aside, their website is not user-friendly; takes forever to find out that you're on a dead end. Giving up, but thanks anyway.