Quadrant Trims
A uPVC quadrant trim covers the gap where panelling meets a bath, shower tray or floor, giving a curved edge that sheds water rather than holding it. PVC quadrant comes in 12mm and 19mm at 2.4m, 3m and 5m. Part of the wall cladding trims range.
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Choosing Quadrant Trims
Frequently Asked Questions
Most trims are fixed to the wall or batten first, then the panel edge slots into the channel as you work along. Some, like H-section, go in between boards as you reach them. Cut to length with a fine-tooth saw or a sharp knife. In a wet area, run silicone inside the channel before the panel goes in.
Yes. The board is solid plastic through its thickness, so water cannot soak in, and the tongue-and-groove joint seals each panel to the next. There is no grout line to fail. In a shower or wet room, run a bead of clear silicone into the groove as you fit, and seal where the panels meet the tray, bath or window reveal.
Internal corner trims where two walls meet, external corner or angle trims round an outside corner, edge or end trims where the run stops at a door, window or open wall, H-section joiners to butt two panels mid-wall, and quadrant where panels meet a bath or shower tray. Coving closes the top against the ceiling.
Trims come in white, chrome, silver, black and other finishes rather than matching every board pattern exactly. White and chrome sit quietly against almost any panel and are the usual choice. A contrasting trim is worth considering where you want the edge to read as a deliberate line rather than disappear.