In This Issue Flannery’s New Trims Flannery’s Latest Catalog’s Features Trim Tip of the Month When ordering or specifying Flannery’s Aluminum Trims, please keep in mind that some of the items in our catalog and online may be considered a modified part. This means that an additional couple of days may be required to produce…

In This Issue The Aluminum Advantage Flannery’s Sustainability Practices Trim Tip of the Month Ever wonder what to do with that 1′ or 2′ drop leftover on a project? Just bring any leftover scrap material to your local scrap metal facility.  All of Flannery’s aluminum trims can and should be recycled. By recycling leftover material…

In This Issue “What Finish Would you like?” Flannery’s Finishes   Trim Tip of the Month When installing an anodized aluminum trim in a stucco or plaster system, be sure to properly mask and protect the aluminum. During the curing process of the plaster, harsh chemicals can find their way to the aluminum and burn the…

In This Issue A Perfect Blend Flannery’s Millwork Panel Trims   Trim Tip of the Month When ordering factory fabricated intersections and corners, built with Flannery’s Millwork Panel Trims, be sure to advise us where you would prefer the welds to be on the trim’s flanges. Some paneling may not fit into the trim if the…

In This Issue Flannery & TruGrain Trims for TruGrain   Trim Tip of the Month When installing any of Flannery’s Aluminum Trims with TruGrain made with Resysta Siding, be sure to space the fasteners for the trim in a way that will not prevent or hinder the installation of the Siding itself. Try to allow for…

In This Issue Construction 2015 Aluminum Trends   Trim Tip of the Month All of Flannery’s aluminum trims come in a standard 10′ length. Be sure to use a carbide-tip blade to ensure a proper cut. Lubricant, such as WD-40, must be applied to the blade before each cut. Lubricant must be cleaned off of trim…