moisture-resistant trim
Moisture-resistant trim is a slim decorative polyurethane profile made for damp areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and exterior facades. It runs along wall-to-ceiling joints, panel edges and border lines as a finishing detail. Because polyurethane does not absorb water, it withstands moisture and impact; unlike wood it will not rot, swell or warp, and unlike plaster it will not crack or blister. Its light weight lets you fix it straight onto the surface with mounting adhesive, so installation is quick. The surface takes paint, so the trim adapts to any colour scheme. Polure produces moisture-resistant trim in a range of widths and profiles, with the cross-section repeating identically on every piece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is moisture-resistant trim used?
In damp areas such as bathrooms, kitchens and exterior facades, along wall-to-ceiling joints and panel edges.
What is the polyurethane advantage of this trim?
It does not absorb water, rot or swell; being lightweight, it mounts easily with adhesive and can be painted.