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Is A Window Drip Cap Necessary For Windows?
Is A Window Drip Cap Necessary For Windows? Whether you are remodeling or building your own home, the question always arises, “Is this necessary?” Do you really need crown moulding around the ceiling or is that just extra? Would gluing or stapling the carpet be a better long lasting option? One of the questions many…
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Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Door & Window Drip Reveal creates an aesthetic termination reveal in any stucco wall system over a door or window opening. Typically installed where a stucco wall terminates at the top of a door or window, the Door & Window Drip Reveal is a stucco stop with a built-in drip leg that caps the top of doors and windows.
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Siding Window Return
Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Siding Window Return creates an aesthetic termination point where a panel wall terminates at a recessed frame. The Siding Window Return eliminates the need for a small panel return where a wall terminates at the recess of a window opening.
ViewPanel Edge Cap
Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Panel Edge Cap is a termination trim for the edge of paneling that butt a dissimilar wall or material. The Panel Edge Cap is unique in that it allows for an easier installation of a trim when used with paneling since the Base Mold of the Edge Cap is installed prior to the paneling. Once the paneling is installed the Edge Cap can be “snapped-in” to the Base Mold saving the installer the trouble of having to tuck the panels in behind the trim’s reveal flange.
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Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Panel H-Cap creates a vertical “flat-face” reveal between two panels. The Panel H-Cap is unique in that it allows for an easier installation of a vertical trim when used with paneling since the Base Mold of the H-Cap is installed prior to the paneling. Once the paneling is installed the H-Cap can be “snapped-in” to the Base Mold saving the installer the trouble of having to tuck the panels in behind the trim flanges.
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Where To Find Quality Plaster Window Reveal You are so excited to be remodeling the interior of your home. Those windows have been there forever and were starting to give a yellow tint to the world outdoors. Now that you have your brand new windows that give a clear view into your yard, you’re left…
ViewPlaster Window Return
Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Plaster Window Return creates an aesthetic termination point where a stucco wall terminates at a recessed window frame. Typically installed where a stucco wall terminates at the recess for a window opening, the Plaster Window Return acts as a stucco stop.
ViewSmooth Finish Window Return
Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Smooth Finish Window Return creates an aesthetic termination point where a stucco wall terminates at a recessed window frame. Typically installed where a stucco wall terminates at the recess for a window opening, the Smooth Finish Window Return can act as a stucco stop for a “smooth troweled” stucco finish since the trim does not have a stucco key. With the plaster key removed, the plasterer can bring his finish coat right up to the edge of the trim creating a clean sharp edge.
ViewDrip Screed
Trim Purpose
Specs, MSDS, and LEED Information for Flannery Trims & Products
Flannery’s Drip Screeds create a drip edge for moisture to “drip” off of stucco fascia edges thus preventing it from running back across a soffit. Drip Screeds are typically set at the corner joint where fascias meet a soffit. They come with a fascia leg that acts as a stucco stop and a reveal which acts as a drip edge. Select sizes of Flannery’s Drip Screeds are available with Alignment Splices to assist in the installation process.
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