Vroma in London

Vroma at a glance

Company

Vroma Limited, trading as Vroma (vromatrims.co.uk)

Based in

Agecroft Trading Estate, Salford, Greater Manchester

Established

2012, to serve the UK aluminium trim market

Materials

Aluminium, solid brass, solid copper, 304 and 316 stainless steel, and plastic

Ranges

Tile trims, corner protectors, brass inlays, shadow gap profiles, LED profiles, cladding and furniture profiles

Design

In-house designers; Vroma works closely with its factories on production and quality control

Through Faura

Specification and ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1 (trade, by appointment)

Vroma through Faura

Vroma is not on display at the Residency. The ranges below can be specified and ordered through Faura for a project.

What Vroma makes

Vroma's trims give a clean finished edge to tile installations, and can also form decorative borders or transitions between different flooring materials, in bathrooms, kitchens and outdoor spaces.

• Tile trims: L-shape, quadrant, box, box capping, listello and triangle trims, in heavy-duty aluminium, 304 and 316 stainless steel, solid brass and solid copper.
• Finishes: including brushed brass, deep brushed gold, bright and brushed chrome, matt black, antique burnished brass and antique brushed bronze.
• Inlays: solid brass inlays in brushed, natural, polished, burnished and bronzed finishes, including inlays for LVT floors.
• Profiles: shadow gap, LED, cladding, T-bar, flat bar, movement joint and tile-to-vinyl profiles.

Tile trims · Brass inlays · Shadow gap · LED profiles

Choosing a trim

Vroma's guidance is to choose a trim one size deeper than the tile, to allow for adhesive: for example, a 12.5 mm trim for a 10 mm tile. The trim colour should match or complement the tile, and the location matters: a bathroom may need a more water-resistant trim, and a kitchen a more durable one.

Items described as tile trims are perforated on the underside, which sits behind the tile; corner protectors and angles are finished on both sides.

Furniture and LED profiles

Beyond tiling, Vroma's VM furniture profile system is designed for internal doors, wall panelling, cabinetry, wardrobes and bespoke furniture, and its LED profiles let lighting strips run through tiled and plastered surfaces.

Furniture profiles · About Vroma · FAQs

Specifying Vroma through Faura

1. 01
   Match the tilesBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster and choose trim materials and finishes alongside the tiles, stone and joinery of your scheme.
2. 02
   SampleFaura orders Vroma samples so finishes can be checked against the tiles before ordering.
3. 03
   SpecifyFaura confirms profiles, sizes against tile thickness, finishes and quantities for each area.
4. 04
   Order and deliveryFaura places the order with Vroma, confirms timing per order and coordinates delivery to site.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I see or buy Vroma tile trims in London?

Trade professionals can specify and order Vroma through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment. Vroma is not on display at the Residency; Faura works from Vroma samples.

Where is Vroma based?

Vroma is based at the Agecroft Trading Estate in Salford, Greater Manchester. It was established in 2012 and works closely with its factories on production and quality control.

Does Vroma make profiles for joinery?

Yes. Vroma's VM furniture profile system is designed for internal doors, wall panelling, cabinetry, wardrobes and bespoke furniture, alongside solid brass inlays and stainless steel flat bar.

What size tile trim do I need?

Vroma recommends a trim one size deeper than the tile thickness, to allow for adhesive. For a 10 mm tile, that means a 12.5 mm trim.

Which trim material is best for bathrooms?

Vroma notes that stainless steel and aluminium are the most popular materials because they are durable and resist corrosion and scratches. Brass and copper add warmer finishes. Faura advises on the right material for wet areas.

Does Vroma make brass inlays?

Yes. Vroma makes solid brass inlays and profiles in brushed, natural, polished, burnished and bronzed finishes, including thin inlays for LVT floors.

Does Vroma make LED and shadow gap profiles?

Yes. Vroma makes LED profiles, including plaster-in wall washer and skirting profiles, as well as shadow gap U channels.

Can I get CAD or BIM files for Vroma profiles?

Vroma publishes profile diagrams for some products on its website. Faura can request profile drawings and dimensions needed for a specification.

How much do Vroma trims cost?

It depends on the material, finish, profile and quantity. Faura prepares trade quotations for each project.

What are the lead times for Vroma?

Faura confirms the timing for each order once the trim schedule is agreed.