
Renzo Dove 3x12 Bullnose
$10.98
/piece

Renzo Dove 3x12 Bullnose
Sale price$10.98
Overview
Renzo Dove 3x12 Bullnose is a white ceramic trim piece offered in a 3 by 12 format. Its glazed ceramic face seals the surface against moisture and stains, keeping upkeep simple on walls and light-traffic floors. It finishes edges, transitions, and baseboards so the field tile ends with a clean line.
Explore White Ceramic TilesDesign & Color Guide
White fields read larger than they measure, reflecting light deep into a room. It takes both warm schemes, with oak and linen, and cool ones, with chrome and charcoal, without fighting either. The compact format means more grout lines, which read as texture; matching grout keeps it subtle, contrasting grout makes it graphic.
Explore White TilesAbout Ceramic
Ceramic tile is kiln-fired clay with a glazed wearing surface, lighter and easier to cut than porcelain and a longtime standard for walls and light-traffic floors. The glaze carries the color and pattern and seals the face of the tile against moisture and stains. Ceramic is well suited to backsplashes, bathroom walls, and residential interiors where its easier handling keeps installation simple and cost down.
Explore Ceramic TileInstallation & Care
Glazed ceramic needs no sealing on the tile face. Wipe walls and backsplashes with warm water and a pH-neutral cleaner; on floors, sweep first so grit does not abrade the glaze. Seal grout joints once cured. Ceramic is best installed with a polymer-modified thinset; for wall work, a non-sag mortar holds tiles in place while curing. Use spacers for consistent joints and keep expansion gaps at walls and fixtures.
Specifications
Key Specs
- Material
- Ceramic
- Color
- White
Dimensions
- Pieces Per Box
- 22.0
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Renzo Dove 3x12 Bullnose need to be sealed?
The glazed face needs no sealing. Seal the grout joints once cured, since grout is the porous part of the installation.
How is Renzo Dove 3x12 Bullnose sold?
It is sold individually by the piece, so you can order exactly the count your layout needs. Most installers add one or two spare pieces for cuts and future repairs.


















