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AZEK Trimboards Design Options Soar with New Sherwin-Williams Color Technology- ebuild (10/17/2006)
- AZEK Trimboards, the number one brand of trim, can now be painted dark colors thanks to The Sherwin-Williams Company's VinylSafe Color Technology. Available in a white matte color, AZEK Trimboards has excellent paint adhesion, although it does not require paint for protection. Since there is no moisture cycle with AZEK products, paint lasts longer on AZEK Trimboards than on wood. When used in conjunction with Sherwin-Williams SuperPaint® Exterior Paint, VinylSafe Color Technology is warranted for 25 years, as is AZEK Trimboards product line.
Stealth Trim System Featuring Rigid One-Piece Corners- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (8/17/2006)
- Featuring 3/4-inch-by-3/4-inch grooves that accommodate vinyl, wood, and fiber-cement siding and conceal sealant and caulking, the Stealth Trim System comes with a rigid one-piece corner, eliminating the need for two material pieces or J-channels. Available with or without nail flanges, the trim system is offered in a timber ridge or smooth finish. 724-266-7928.
- Spotlight: Exterior Products
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/21/2006)
- Spotlight on new building products for exteriors.
New Arrival: PVC Trim- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (7/1/2005)
- PVC trim, available in sheets and boards, is the maker's latest addition to its extensive urethane millwork collection. The PVC trim comes in wood-grain and smooth styles as well as bead and corner board configurations; the low-maintenance material is the perfect replacement for wood in non-load-bearing applications, advises the firm.
- Fiber-Cement Trim Full-thickness fiber-cement trim hits the market.
- REMODELING Magazine (11/1/2001)
- Fiber-cement siding has gained a good reputation for its resistance to fire In the fall of 1998, they began selling a 7/8-inch-thick fiber-cement trim called Cemtrim, which is less dense than Cemplank siding. For the time being, HLD trim is available only in the southern half of the United States--reportedly because there is still some uncertainty about how the material will hold up to freeze/
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