Tiling shower partition wall at different heights - designing transitions

We, well I *ahem* are considering the [Schlüter Quadec]. I just couldn't imagine how it looks with that stupid edge.

Yes, construction has started, the screed is coming next week. It's slowly getting time for the tiler.

We, well I *ahem* are considering the Schlüter Quadec. I just couldn't imagine how it looks with that stupid edge.

As an alternative, a rail will be placed as a finish on the top row of tiles (where with it was only painted or sealed with silicone). In the end, it's just a matter of taste whether to use a rail or have it integrated.

Are the exposed edges of the tiles painted or also filled over on your side?

Only painted by me. For you, the stainless steel or other profile would only be a short piece if the tub is then tiled flush with the wall at the bottom.

Normally you put acrylic or silicone in there. Acrylic can then be painted over. Yes, or another track, as wrote. But that might be a bit too much bling bling. Like I said, a matter of taste.

Addendum: Solid-colored tiles could also just be left as they are.

Alternatively, a rail is placed as a finish on the top row of tiles (where at it was only painted or treated with silicone). In the end, it's just a matter of taste whether with a rail or integrated.

That's what I meant by this:

Some handle it subtly, others put each tile edge into an extra profile.

There was once a rather exaggerated version of profile application here in the forum (profile for profile, I always say ;) )

One could also say, who doesn't overdo the profile shows profile? hehe