Angle Trim

Sitting on the 90-degree external corner of your room an angle trim fits directly onto the surface of your panels.

Fitting wall panels with awkward shaped walls can be troublesome. Using an angle trim gives tolerance to the cuts of your wall panel and helps provide a professional consistent finish while concealing all signs of silicone sealant.

They also help provide a watertight finish in wet wall areas by running a clear bead of silicone sealant onto the join before applying the angle trim to your corner.

Another advantage of using an angle trim is that it relinquishes the need to cut each panel perfectly when meeting an external edge. This allows you a bit more freedom when it comes to cutting and shaping your panel for external corner use as it does not have to be perfect.

It all depends on how many external angles you have in your room.

Any angle where two cladding panels will be meeting edge to edge will need to be covered by an angle trim.

Most bathrooms have at least one window which will require an angle trim to finish. But you should also take into consideration any pipe boxings that you may want to install to cover unsightly pipework as these will add another angle trim that needs to be covered.

Angle trims are suitable for all cladding types and sizes.

Most trim types feature slots where the cladding slots into but the angle trim fit directly to the cladding surface instead.

With angle trims you do not need to worry about the thickness of your wall panel to get the correct trim. The angle trim simply fits straight over the top of the two panels.

To match the variation of wall panels available we have the following trims variations available with their SKU numbers for reference:

When requesting a specific trim over the phone quote the corresponding SKU code to the h join trim you require.