Plastisol Metal EPDM roof wall trim
Metal wall trim is designed to complete the EPDM roof where it finishes on a wall or upstand.
- Technical Specifications
- Size Guide
- Installation Guide
Plastisol Metal EPDM roof wall trim
Metal wall trim is designed to complete the EPDM roof where it finishes on a wall or upstand.
This EPDM roof trim should be fitted into a chase channel above the roof. It is fixed in place using appropriate fixings for your wall type, then completed with a bead of Lap Sealant to create a waterproof finish to the EPDM.
You will need to angle grind the channel out of the wall to fit the trim. We recommend you do this prior to fitting the EPDM.
Our wall trim is plastisol coated black to match the EPDM roof and create a pleasing asthetic.
Finishing on walls or upstands as an EPDM roof trim
EPDM metal wall trim requires a channel to be angle ground out of the wall so that it can be slotted in.
It should be attached to the wall with appropriate fixings and always completed with a bead of Lap Sealant along the top of the trim.
One Size:
30mm x 70mm x 2.5m
The channel should be ground out before installing the EPDM onto the deck so that any debris can be cleared up prior to installation.
All EPDM roof trim should be fitted after the EPDM rubber has been installed. For upstands, the EPDM should be bonded to the wall, and Flashing Tape used to seal the side of the upstand. For our full installation guide see Finishing RubberTop on a Wall Upstand.
1. Slot the EPDM roof trim into the channel so that the longer face sits against the wall, over the EPDM.
2. Fix the trim into place using appropriate self-healing wall fixings (these will penetrate through the EPDM behind).
3. Apply a bead of Lap Sealant along the top edge of the trim, sealing between the trim and the wall.
If you require more than one length of roof trim, cut a small piece of the trim 50mm wide. Fit this first, then lap the two lengths over the top of this joiner piece. A 3mm expansion gap should be left between the two lengths.
If you need to go around corners, the 30mm horizontal plane of the trim can be cut with metal snips or a saw. The roof trim can then be bent around the corner for a neat finish.