SHEETROCK® Paper-Faced Metal Trims reinforce architectural edges, protecting
them from chipping and cracking, producing corners that stay beautiful despite
the stresses of normal building movement and everyday wear-and-tear. They are
made with a strong, paper tape laminated to a sturdy, rust-resistant metal
form, ensuring excellent adhesion of joint compounds, textures, and paints.
The trims are available in a variety of profiles and install easily,
adhering to the substrate with joint compound. Nailing is not required,
eliminating nail popping when the wood frame shrinks.
The trims are backed by a 30-year limited lifetime warranty for long-term
performance
Make sure wallboard is clean, firm and dry before applying corner bead and trim. Also, verify that the bead or trim is wide enough to cover any gaps in the wallboard.
Make sure wallboard is clean, firm and dry before applying corner bead and trim. Also, verify that the bead or trim is wide enough to cover any gaps in the wallboard.
Relax the serrated edge by pre-creasing or folding the strip. This ensures smooth removal of the masking and results in a clear tear that will not damage the trim.
They provide superior adhesion to joint compound, primer and paint. They have a lower bead height than bare faced beads and trims. This requires less consumption of joint compound when coating the trims. They have an almost non-existent chance of leaching rust through the joint compound and finish paint. Tape-on trim rarely edge cracks, a common problem with Nail-on and Staple on bead and trim.
Nail-on bead and trim is attached to framing (usually wood). They twist and edge crack when the framing moves due to lumber drying and settling. Tape on bead and trip floats with the wallboard when the framing moves and the building settles. They do not edge crack when these situations occur.
Relax the serrated edge by pre-creasing or folding the strip. This ensures smooth removal of the masking and results in a clear tear that will not damage the trim.