Interior Finishing: Commercial Beads

Provides clean, neat edge protection at gypsum panel terminations for one- and two-coat veneer plaster finishes

Veneer trims 701A and 801A are J-shaped trims formed from galvanized steel to fit standard 1/2" and 5/8" gypsum panel depths…

Provides clean, neat edge protection at gypsum panel terminations for one- and two-coat veneer plaster finishes

Veneer trims 701A and 801A are J-shaped trims formed from Zinc Alloy to fit standard 1/2" and 5/8" gypsum panel depths with…

Applied after panel installation to finish veneer plaster edges at wall terminations

Veneer trims 701B and 801B are L-shaped trims designed for use at junctions of veneer gypsum base with rough concrete or masonry ceilings.

Applied after panel installation to finish veneer plaster edges at wall terminations

Veneer trims 701B and 801B are L-shaped trims designed for use at junctions of veneer gypsum base with rough concrete or masonry ceilings.

Used to relieve expansion and contraction stresses

093 Control Joint provides stress relief and assists in controlling cracking in large areas of wallboard.

USED TO FINISH RAW EDGES OF WALLBOARD

Covers raw edges of drywall with 3/4" radius bullnose corner. Ideal for finishing door and window openings.

Covers raw edges of drywall

Designed to cover raw edges of drywall and provide a 1/2" horizontal extension.

Creates a finished edge at gypsum stops around door and window openings and ceiling intersections

J-Bead is designed to cover raw edges of drywall under all window and door casing.

Provides clean, sharp edge at wallboard terminations

L-Bead is designed to cover raw edges of drywall at ceilings, windows and other finished interior components.

Used as a finished edge for wallboard at door and window openings or when gypsum panels meet dissimilar surfaces

Metal J-Trims are strong, reveal-type galvanized steel casings that provide maximum protection and neat finished edges to…

Provides a clean finished edge for wallboard

Metal L-Trim is used to provide a clean finished edge at door and window openings or when wallboard abuts dissimilar surfaces such as suspended ceilings, beams, plaster, masonry and concrete.

Used in conjunction with joint compound when a clean, finished edge is required

U-Trim, or Spackle J is used to provide maximum protection and clean finished edges on gypsum panels around door and window openings and when wallboard abuts…

Used to finish drywall edges when dissimilar materials and door and window encasements meet gypsum

Muddable J-Bead is designed to cover raw edges of drywall when butting up to other materials such as masonry, glass, door frames and window…

Protects and finishes wallboard edge when gypsum panels abut dissimilar surfaces

L-Trims are used to finish the ends of wallboard where it abuts dissimilar surfaces such as suspended ceilings, beams, plaster, masonry or untrimmed door and…

Used to create gentle insets or step-ins for aesthetically pleasing architectural detailing

Reveal trims are used to finish wallboard terminations when the board abuts other building materials such as suspended ceilings, beams, plaster,…

Quickly finishes doorways, knee walls and wall ends

Finish doorways, wall ends, knee walls and closets by eliminating the need for a drywall rip and two corner beads.

Cover raw edges of drywall

Designed for areas where the drywall is butted too close to slip the return leg over the raw edge of the drywall.

Creates a clean line at intersection of gypsum board and ceiling grid

Rip-Bead® L-Bead is designed to cover the raw edges of drywall at ceilings, windows and other finished interior components.

Used to finish drywall edges when dissimilar materials and door and window encasements meet gypsum

Rip-Bead® Muddable J-Bead is designed to cover the raw edges of drywall when butting up to other materials such as masonry, glass, door…

Designed to finish edges of drywall

Ideal for window returns, sky lights and wall edges.

Preferred method where sink or lavatory is to be recessed

A punched metal strip attached to the front edge of the cabinet is used in some geographical areas as a screed and support for the countertop trim.