Aluminum Drywall Trim

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  • 01 Drywall Reveal Shapefinder R1 BjB 300x300 - Drywall Reveal

    Drywall Reveal

  • 05 Drywall F Mold Shape Square - Drywall F-Mold

    Drywall F-Mold

  • 06 Alum Drywall Shadow Mold Scale Square - Aluminum Drywall Shadow Mold

    Aluminum Drywall Shadow Mold

  • 72 300x243 - Drywall V-Reveals

    Drywall V-Reveals

  • 13 Drywall Reverse L Metal Shape Square - Reverse L-Metal

    Reverse L-Metal

  • 09 Drywall L Metal Shape Square - Drywall L-Metal

    Drywall L-Metal

  • 14 Veneer Plaster J Mold Shapefinder R2 BjB 300x300 - Veneer Plaster J-Mold

    Veneer Plaster J-Mold

  • 019 Drywall Protrusion Edge Corner Shapefinder Square - Drywall Protrusion Edge Corner

    Drywall Protrusion Edge Corner

  • 20 Drywall Protrusion Edge L Metal DWPET Shapefinder Square - Drywall Protrusion Edge Trim

    Drywall Protrusion Edge Trim

  • 07 Alum Drywall Outside Corner Shapefinder R2 BjB 300x300 - Drywall Outside Corner

    Drywall Outside Corner

  • 09 Drywall Reveal Corner Shapefinder R1 BjB 300x300 - Drywall Reveal Corner

    Drywall Reveal Corner

  • 10 W Transition Mold Shapefinder R1 BjB 300x300 - W-Transition Mold

    W-Transition Mold

  • 03 Drywall Reveal Ceiling Trim Scale Square - Drywall Ceiling Trim

    Drywall Ceiling Trim

  • 15 Drywall T Mold Shapefinder R2 BjB 300x300 - Drywall T-Mold

    Drywall T-Mold

  • 21 Drywall Glazing Track DWGT Shapefinder Square - Drywall Glazing Track

    Drywall Glazing Track

  • Drywall End Enclosure - Drywall End Enclosure

    Drywall End Enclosure

Choosing the Right Drywall Trim for Your Project

There are many different types of drywall trim and many different uses for each type, so when it comes to deciding what the best drywall trim will be for the job you are doing, we know it can be difficult to know which one is the right one. Here is an easy guide of some of the different aluminum drywall trim we provide at Flannery Trim, and their appropriate uses:

  1. Drywall reveal creates horizontal and vertical lines and can intersect if needed.
  2. Drywall f-mold can be used in many different areas throughout a home. This drywall trim can be used around doors, window frames, ceilings, and floors.
  3. Drywall shadow mold has a unique shape and works to create a clean look between drywall and dissimilar materials, such as: doors, window frames, ceilings, and floors.
  4. Drywall v-reveals are used to create vertical and horizontal lines, can intersect where needed, and creates its own unique angle once the drywall trim is installed.
  5. Drywall end enclosure are perfect for open doorways or where a wall might terminate against a window.
  6. Drywall l-metal is used when trying to create a smooth transition between drywall to drywall and drywall to other materials.
  7. Drywall outside corner is great drywall trim for living rooms, kitchens, or other high-traffic areas where the drywall corners need more protection.
  8. Beveled drywall corner gives both a sturdy and aesthetic look to any corner drywall edge.
  9. Drywall reveal corner goes against the normal corner look and gives a “step” look where drywall corners meet.
  10. W-transition mold performs a reveal between a wall and suspended ceiling. It not only serves as drywall trim but also has the option to be ventilated to create airflow into a recessed soffit.
  11. Drywall ceiling trim is used just as its name suggests: as an aesthetic reveal between a wall and ceiling where both utilize drywall. Drywall ceiling trim attaches to the wall and the ceiling, terminating the drywall at the top of a vertical wall.
  12. Concealed fastener trim comes in two pieces that snap together. It creates a raised strip over a finished wall and hides the trim’s fasteners.
  13. Reflective LED drywall trim allows for the instillation of an LED light strip and hides the strip from view.
  14. Veneer plaster j-mold offers a greater bevel for joint compound than the average drywall trim.
  15. Drywall t-mold is drywall trim that is used for the base of the wall and is similar to drywall shadow mold with the exception that you can set the drywall trim first.