Panel Inside Corner

A minimal inside corner provides a flashing without calling too much attention to the detail.

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Inside corner extruded aluminum eliminates the need for a wood corner piece.

Vertical Reveal

Designed for wood and steel stud construction, the aluminum trim provides a reveal for both lap and panel siding, while also serving as rustproof flashing between planks and panels. Plank and panel reveals should not be used for horizontal joints.

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Vertical reveal provides a consistent shadow line between materials while covering the cut ends for a cleaner finish.

Reveal Outside Corner

Extruded aluminum reveal corner profile offers an alternative to the more familiar closed-corner trim. It can be used with both lap and panel siding.

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With the panel outside corner profile, dimensions of trim used with panel siding are slightly smaller than those used with plank siding

Reveal Inside Corner

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The reveal inside corner profile maintains the consistent shadow of the other profiles in the group.

Vertical Board Reveal

This profile provides a broad vertical accent for siding while not extending beyond the face of the cladding.

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Vertical board reveal is a wide break that can add a distinctive look to a wall and combine with many different horizontal and vertical profiles.

Bullnose Outside Corner

This profile provides a uniform rounded corner to panel applications.

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Panel bullnose outside corner profile has a unique rounded look.

Bullnose Inside Corner

The bullnose inside corner profile adds a distinct rounded corner for panel installations.

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A clean, rounded interior corner adds a unique look for panel installations.