1-1/8" primed finger-jointed pine outside corner trim is a factory-primed profile for covering and protecting exposed outside corners on walls, columns, and built-in elements, available at Windsor Plywood. Provides a clean, finished transition at any 90-degree outside corner.
Features
- Factory-primed surface -- ready for finish painting
- Covers and protects exposed 90-degree outside corners
- Finger-jointed pine for dimensional stability
- Clean, professional finish at wall corners, column corners, and built-in edges
Specifications
| Width |
1-1/8" |
| Profile |
90-degree outside corner |
| Species |
Finger-jointed pine |
| Finish |
Factory-primed |
| Application |
Outside corner transitions on walls, columns, and built-ins |
Common Uses
Outside corner trim is used to finish exposed outside corners at wall ends, column corners, wainscoting panel edges, and anywhere two wall surfaces meet at a 90-degree outside corner. It protects the corner from chipping and provides a clean, professional edge.
Pro Tips
- Plumb the corner trim carefully before nailing -- outside corners are highly visible and any deviation from plumb is immediately apparent.
- Nail into both sides of the corner simultaneously -- nail one face, check plumb, then nail the second face to lock the position.
- Caulk the joint between the corner trim and the adjacent drywall before painting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why use corner trim instead of drywall corner bead?
Corner trim provides a thicker, more impact-resistant edge than metal or plastic drywall corner bead. It is easier to repair and provides a more substantial visual presence suited to trim-heavy traditional and craftsman interiors.
Can outside corner trim be used at outside corners on wainscoting?
Yes. Outside corner trim is the standard finish at outside corners in wainscoting installations.
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