TrimLogic’s PVC-based trim is not only lightweight and durable but also offers superior paint adhesion and ease of installation with standard woodworking tools. Get to know our installation guidelines, because when you install TrimLogic right, you minimize callbacks and complaints from on-going trim maintenance.
From unloading the truck to moving at the worksite, TrimLogic's manageable weight saves time and trips. Spend more time working, not carrying.
TrimLogic can be seamlessly integrated into your projects using normal woodworking tools. No special tools or silica dust respirators are required. Remember to use fine-toothed, carbide-finished trim blades and avoid metal cutting blades for best results.
Splinter-prone wood and crumbly fiber cement lead to wasted boards. Dense TrimLogic boards aren’t likely to split even when nailing near ends.
Before your first TrimLogic installation, we recommend thoroughly reviewing the full installation guide. PVC installation is straightforward yet distinct from other materials, and using guidelines meant for other products can result in failures.
The fastening pattern and adhesive application for TrimLogic are specifically engineered to prevent excessive movement, distinguishing them from wood and fiber cement installations. Adhering to the proper installation guidelines, rather than defaulting to methods used for other materials, ensures long -term stability and mitigates potential issues
Wood trim and fiber cement trim expand due to moisture absorption. Paint and sealing cut ends are the primary defense against this, but this requires constant upkeep and eventually water still finds a way. TrimLogic's PVC trim absorbs no moisture. It will experience limited movement across its length with temperature fluctuations, but with the proper fastening & adhesive technique you prevent excessive movement that can lead to failures.
For secure installation, fasten TrimLogic within 2 inches of edges. Unlike wood or fiber cement, Trimlogic will not crack or split when fastened near edge. In fact, fastening near edge and minimum 16” on center is required to keep TrimLogic.
For joint stability, glue all trim-to-trim joints using AZEK Cellular PVC Cement. Ensure a compression fit for strong bonding. Use scarf joints with two fasteners per side for the best results, avoiding nailing directly through joints.
Choosing the right paint type and color will ensure a truly low maintenance, long-lasting painted finish. By adhering to these guidelines, you can ensure your TrimLogic installation remains beautiful and stable, regardless of environmental changes.
To maintain the integrity of TrimLogic materials, store them on a flat, level surface and protect them from direct sunlight and high temperatures before installation. Keep the protective covering on until you're ready to use the product.
Use tools designed for wood to cut TrimLogic. Ensure proper support to avoid rough edges.
Similar to hardwood, ensure to manage frictional heat and periodically clear shavings.
Standard router bits are effective, with carbide-tipped bits recommended for optimal performance.