Joint Trims ( Single Part)

Joint trim is also known as H section. For seamless and pristine transitions between the wall cladding, Joint trims play a vital role in providing a professional , finished look by the joining process of two dissimilar surfaces and gap filling processes between the cladding, where an end cap is not sufficient.

Joint Trims ( Two Parts)

They are meant for filling gaps and joining 2 dissimilar surfaces where an end cap is not adequate. This two-part, H section trim offers additional convenience and flexibility during the installation process

Ceiling trim ( Two Parts)

Ceiling trim commonly regarded as cove section / scotia trim mainly utilised for bridging the gap between the ceiling panel and wall surfaces for a decorative and seamless finish.

Starter Trim

The starter trim is meant for edgy sections. In situations where thermoforming is challenging and where the joining processes of 2 wall sheets are to be performed at the corners or edge. This in turn offers seamless and secure structural connections.

Edge Trim / J Trim

The edge trim commonly regarded as end cap / J trim. These are generally used where cladding 2 different surface types are required. Alternatively, it is applicable for cladding up to certain extent on the wall surface.

Internal Corner Trim (Radius Section) - One part

One can attain the flawless cut corners through internal corner trims. The cladding process is simplified by providing the precise beginning and end points for each room corners.

External Corner Trim - F Section
(One Part)

For a neat and professional finished corners, the external corner trim serves as a finishing trim that are meant for external corners. The external corner trims or F-section, generally fitted before the cladding or during the fitting process as the profile slots onto the cladding.