Brick Mould
Brick mould is a type of trim used around doors and windows to cover the gap between the frame and the wall, providing a neat and finished look. It’s typically made from materials like wood, PVC, or composite, and helps protect the edges from weather while enhancing the overall exterior appearance.
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About Brick Mould
Features
- Installs easily with fasteners and glue
- Made from Cellular PVC that won’t rot or attract termites
- Low-maintenance and resistant to splitting and cracking
- Paintable with acrylic latex paint; use a vinyl-safe paint for darker colors
- Absorbs virtually no water for lasting durability
- Made in the USA
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FAQs
Are Royal Trim and Mouldings bendable?
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We do offer mouldings that are specially formulated for heat bending, but not all cellular PVC trim and mouldings apply. For example, Royal S4S Trimboard is not recommended for bending, but SurEdge and Precision Cut trim can be bent into a reasonable radius.
Cellular PVC is a thermoplastic polymer, which means it becomes pliable or bendable when exposed to certain temperatures, returning to a solid state when cool. Because of its nature, some cellular PVC profiles can be reheated and reformed; however, variations in batches, profile geometry, and density or weight of the profile mean some experimentation will be required to perfect this skill.
For best results, don’t bend any cellular PVC trim greater than 6” wide. Please see the Royal Installation Handbook for detailed instructions regarding bending PVC.
Are Royal Trim and Mouldings bendable?
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We do offer mouldings that are specially formulated for heat bending, but not all cellular PVC trim and mouldings apply. For example, Royal S4S Trimboard is not recommended for bending, but SurEdge and Precision Cut trim can be bent into a reasonable radius.
Cellular PVC is a thermoplastic polymer, which means it becomes pliable or bendable when exposed to certain temperatures, returning to a solid state when cool. Because of its nature, some cellular PVC profiles can be reheated and reformed; however, variations in batches, profile geometry, and density or weight of the profile mean some experimentation will be required to perfect this skill.
For best results, don’t bend any cellular PVC trim greater than 6” wide. Please see the Royal Installation Handbook for detailed instructions regarding bending PVC.
Do you have installation instruction videos?
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We have many installation videos on YouTube. Please follow the link below:
https://www.youtube.com/c/WestlakeRoyalBuildingProducts.
How should I cut the trim and mouldings?
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Royal Trim & Mouldings should be cut with a carbide tip blade with 80 teeth or more. It is important to make the cuts quickly. We also have found that you can lightly spray the blade with cooking spray or furniture polish as a lubricant to avoid excessive build up on the blade. NOTE: Do not spray the mouldings as this will affect paint adhesion.
See Technical bulletin Cutting, Routing, and Milling PVC for detailed instructions.
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