Bronze Tiles - Frames

Square profiles, poured from one bronze stock

Bronze tiles - frames cabinet hardware brings together a set of square pieces, all cast from Rocky Mountain's standard door-hardware bronze, kept apart from the long strips sold under the borders name. Buying from this one source keeps a kitchen's wall accents and its door hardware cast from the identical alloy, instead of two separate shades of bronze bought from different vendors over time.

Edge treatment sets each piece apart

Rivets and Rivets Beveled share a raised-stud face but split at the border: flat on one, angled back on the other. Offset pushes its surface detail off-center, and Sides confines texture to the tile's outer band, leaving open space in the middle. Quarter Circles is the outlier, a 3 inch square with one corner cut into a curve instead of staying square, the only piece here that breaks the outline entirely. A designer specifying a kitchen sight unseen can still describe each piece from its cut alone.

Pours vary, plan the order accordingly

Each square comes from its own casting run, so tone can shift a shade from one batch to another instead of matching with total precision piece to piece. Order the full count a single job needs in one purchase, since a later reorder risks landing a visibly different pour next to tile already set on the wall.

Field accent, not a running border

Set one square into an open field or a grid, unlike the companion strip line built to run continuously along an edge instead. A kitchen needing both, a scattered accent and a finished perimeter, can pull from this line and the border line side by side and never mix in a second bronze source. Ordering both together also simplifies the invoice to one vendor for the whole tile budget.