Trusscore PVC Trims: Installation Tips & Trim Selection

Whether you’re in the planning or install phase of your Trusscore project, it’s important to know that Trusscore has a full selection of PVC trims available to finish your installation.
Keep watching to see when and where to use each Trusscore trim and tips on how to install them:
0:00 Intro
0:38 Cutting
0:51 Spacing
1:05 Fastening
1:27 Color and length
1:39 J Trim
4:41 H Channel Snap-In Trim
6:21 Inside Cove Corner
7:53 Outside Corner Rounded
8:51 Outside Corner
10:10 Base Trim
11:11 SlatWall Top Cap
12:41 F Trim
13:54 45° H Channel
For more information on Trusscore PVC Trim options, please visit: trusscore.com/products/trims....
Products Featured:
Trusscore Trims ➡️ bit.ly/3yL1XpN
Trusscore Wall&CeilingBoard ➡️ bit.ly/2Tk3CCq
Trusscore SlatWall ➡️ bit.ly/3utTh3r
Disclaimer: Videos produced by Trusscore are provided for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only. Please use safety precautions when following the tutorials on these videos. Viewers installing are doing it at their own risk, and Trusscore cannot be held liable if they cause damage to their homes or injury. Trusscore cannot claim liability with all applicable laws, rules, codes and regulations for a project. Always stay informed of your local building codes. Happy and safe renovating!

[@Paul-fk8qy]

Funny how you think the slatwall is magically going to butt to the ceiling perfectly without having to send er on the table saw. Once you rip it you'll never get that trim piece on, probably need a J trim instead

[@kpsingh3405]

Can this be used in shower.

[@trusscore]

Yes! Trusscore Wall&CeilingBoard can be used to create waterproof shower walls. Visit out website and download our Installing Trusscore in a Shower Technical Guide to learn more (trusscore.com/resources/trusscore-shower-technical-guide.pdf)

[@leecowell8165]

AND you better have EVERYTHING plumb and square. Well how many buildings actually have that in this day of shoddy workmanship? And how about electrical boxes? With drywall its a no brainer. But with this stuff you better be spot on with any cut outs. And finally what about FIRE protection? WTF are the panels made of.. it wouldn't be PLASTIC, would it? Because gypsum is kinda hard to fire up.

[@kyledixon7360]

Zero pictures of real life installations. Nothing but computer generated pictures, half cooked install videos. Nothing talking about baseboard or window moulding. No examples of how to install around electrical boxes. Really hard to find any pricing online.