Can you install 3" bullnose tile over an old oak floor bullnose trim piece?

Your grout joint between the tile and the bull nose will crack. Can you remove the oak nosing and put a filler under it to raise it a bit and then nail back down? Then put a piece of trim molding under it to cover the gap.

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Can you install 3" bullnose tile over an old oak floor bullnose trim piece?

We just installed an porcelain tile floor in our foyer. The foyer leads to a step down living room..

At the edge of the step is an 3-1/2 " oak bull nose trim piece that is now 3/16 of an inch lower than the tile. What can we use for that transition? Our 12 " tiles offers a 3"...

I think the previous answers have laid out the dilemma pretty well. Tile showers are tougher to install and maintain but usually more interesting while the one-piece is less maintenance. Only you can decide which route is better for you. One other idea I'd like to add to the debate is a one-piece with some accent tile along the edges. I've seen this done and while it's not the same as 100% tile it's certainly an improvement over a drab one-piece.

Oak Bullnose Trim

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