Aluminium angles in bathrooms are primarily used for tiling protection and as waterstop angles. They help to protect tile edges from chipping and wear, and they also act as moisture barriers in wet areas like showers, preventing water from escaping and causing damage. Here's a more detailed look at their uses: Tile Protection: Aluminium angles are often installed at the edges of tiles, where they meet other surfaces like floors, walls, or other tiles. They provide a decorative finish and prevent the edges of the tiles from chipping or being damaged. Waterstop Angles: Waterstop angles are specifically designed to prevent water from leaking into other areas of the bathroom. They are often installed at the top of shower screens, around shower doors, or on bathtubs to create a barrier against water penetration. This helps prevent water damage to walls, floors, and other structural elements. Other uses: They can also be used for structural support, framing, or as trims around windows and doors.
