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Schluter Systems DILEX-BWA 0.25-in W x 98.5-in L Stone Grey PVC Tile Edge Trim

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Schluter Systems DILEX-BWA 0.25-in W x 98.5-in L Stone Grey PVC Tile Edge TrimDILEX BWA Stone Grey PVC Tile Edge Trim, 0. 25 in x 98. 5 in The Schluter DILEX BWA perimeter joint profile isolates tile coverings from fixed building elements to prevent stress and cracking. Its rigid PVC channel with a matching color movement zone eliminates caulking along bathtubs, shower trays, and window or door frames. Key Features: Perimeter Movement Joint: Isolates tile from fixed building elements to reduce stress and prevent cracking Caulk

DILEX-BWA Stone Grey PVC Tile Edge Trim, 0.25-in x 98.5-in

The Schluter DILEX-BWA perimeter joint profile isolates tile coverings from fixed building elements to prevent stress and cracking. Its rigid PVC channel with a matching-color movement zone eliminates caulking along bathtubs, shower trays, and window or door frames.


Key Features:

  • Perimeter Movement Joint: Isolates tile from fixed building elements to reduce stress and prevent cracking
  • Caulk-Free Finish: Designed to eliminate the need for caulking at tub decks, backsplashes, and frames
  • Rigid PVC Channel: Dovetailed PVC body bonds securely to surrounding construction
  • Color-Matched Movement Zone: Available in colors to coordinate with grout for a seamless look
  • Ideal Applications: Bathtubs, shower trays, backsplashes, and door/window interfaces

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Profile name Schluter DILEX-BWA
Material Rigid PVC with color-matched movement zone
Function Perimeter joint profile isolates tile covering from fixed building elements
Width 0.25 in
Length 98.5 in
Color Stone Grey
Applications Bathtubs, shower trays, door and window frames, backsplashes
Design features Dovetailed PVC channel; movement zone available in colors to match grout

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can DILEX-BWA replace caulk at the tub or backsplash?
A: Yes. It is designed to provide a clean, durable movement joint so you don’t need to caulk these transitions.


Q: What materials is the profile made of?
A: It features a rigid PVC channel with a color-matched movement zone.


Q: Where should I use this profile?
A: At perimeter transitions such as bathtubs, shower trays, door and window frames, and backsplashes where tile meets fixed elements.


Q: What size is this specific trim?
A: 0.25 in (approx. 5–6 mm) width and 98.5 in length.


Q: Does it help prevent tile damage?
A: Yes. By allowing movement at the perimeter, it helps prevent cracking and delamination of tiles.


A Sleek, Seamless Perimeter for Polished Tilework

DILEX-BWA draws a crisp line that elegantly frames your tile, delivering a couture finish without the fuss of caulk. The stone grey movement zone whispers sophistication while accommodating the subtle shifts of your space. Style it along tub surrounds or backsplashes to create an uninterrupted, gallery-like edge. This profile is the quiet luxury that elevates everyday surfaces to timeless design.


Choose DILEX-BWA for a seamless, caulk-free perimeter that protects your tile and perfects your finish.

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