
This product is only available with field tile. Not sold separately.
Material: Ceramic
Tile Size: 75mm x 150mm (3" x 6", 6" side)
Tile Thickness: 6mm (30/127")
Price is per piece
Sold Individually
Joint Size: 1-2mm
Order Fulfillment: 1 week (lead times subject to change)
Lyric Artisan | Glazed Edge (3" x 6" 6" Side) Subway Finishing Tile
Ideal Applications for 3x6 Subway Finishing Tile
Where It Works Best
A finished edge is useful when your tile installation ends at an open area. A 3x6 subway finishing tile gives the exposed side a deliberate finish, helping the transition feel like part of the design rather than an unfinished edge. It works particularly well when ceramic tiles cover only part of a wall or backsplash and the tile needs a clean visual endpoint.
When to Include It
Plan for the finishing piece before installation if your layout will leave a side of the tile visible. Including it in the design stage makes it easier to position the field tile correctly and to account for how the finished edge will meet the surrounding surface.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the finishing tile change how I should plan my tile pattern?
It affects where the field tile needs to stop, so it is worth accounting for the finished edge during layout planning. Doing this beforehand helps the pattern meet the edge cleanly without requiring last-minute adjustments.
Is a finishing tile useful if the exposed edge of my installation will be highly visible?
It can be especially helpful in prominent areas where an unfinished tile edge would be noticeable from across the room or from nearby viewing angles. The finished side provides a cleaner transition and helps the installation look complete, giving the exposed edge a more intentional appearance that blends naturally with the surrounding tile design.
Does the finished edge affect the direction of the tile installation?
Yes, it can. The glazed side needs to face the open area where the finished edge will remain visible, so its orientation should be considered when mapping out the installation.